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Having Problems With Humidity. -.-
Having problems with humidity, it is at 44%.
Suggestions?
Thanks.
Last edited by Axel28; 10-02-2017 at 01:38 PM.
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Re: Having Problems With Humidity. -.-
And yes i've been misting it.
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Re: Having Problems With Humidity. -.-
 Originally Posted by ZuesTheBallPython
Having a problem with Humidity, here is about one piece of info:
The humidity at 44%
I guess I'm gonna put foil on the top...
how exactly do you do it?
Thank you.
it depends on the design of your enclosure lid.
my glass enclosure lid has a solid metal edge around the mesh, so i was able to tape the foil to the edges.
you could also cut cardboard to size and wrap it in the foil for a less permanent solution.
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Re: Having Problems With Humidity. -.-
The way I do the foil thing on my glass tanks is I get a piece of cardboard, cut it to the shape of the screen top and cut out holes for the lamp and a space on the other end for ventilation then wrap it completely in tin foil and put in on the top of the screen.
I used to just use foil on the lid but it ripped up super easily, the cardboard is nice and sturdy and the foil keeps the cardboard from molding
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Re: Having Problems With Humidity. -.-
That's a good idea, thank y'all.
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Re: Having Problems With Humidity. -.-
What worked for my glass tank, I covered part of it with a towel, and then when the humidity drops you can wet the towel a little and that works wonderful for at least 5 days with no heavy misting, I've been misting just twice a week, it's fantastic!
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Re: Having Problems With Humidity. -.-
 Originally Posted by hector.4191
What worked for my glass tank, I covered part of it with a towel, and then when the humidity drops you can wet the towel a little and that works wonderful for at least 5 days with no heavy misting, I've been misting just twice a week, it's fantastic!
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That's a nice idea too, thank you.
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I use the cardboard method covered in foil.
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Re: Having Problems With Humidity. -.-
 Originally Posted by hector.4191
What worked for my glass tank, I covered part of it with a towel, and then when the humidity drops you can wet the towel a little and that works wonderful for at least 5 days with no heavy misting, I've been misting just twice a week, it's fantastic!
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The wet towel trick is vey effective.
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