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    Question How about a mini waterfall to increase humidity?

    What would anyone think of using one of those mini waterfalls in a bp's viv to boost the humidity - such as this one from Exoterra: http://www.exo-terra.com/EN/products/water_falls_i.html

    Does anyone use something like this? Do they work to increase the humidity? Are they a good/bad idea for bp's?
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    Re: How about a mini waterfall to increase humidity?

    they doincrease humidity but i saw in an issue of REPTILES MAGAZINE that a baby ball python wedged itself in one of those and couldnt get out. personally i would just mist the cage and use a normal bowl for water.
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    Re: How about a mini waterfall to increase humidity?

    I have one of these in my terrarium with my Crested Gecko, Zeppelin. I have to say, it really doesn't seem to improve humidy much at all. My humidity, unless sprayed twice daily, drops clear to 40%, which isn't too horrible so long as it doesn't stay that low for too long. I bought the waterfall more for aesthetic appeal, anyhow. I'm thinking about making a couple of these homemade humidifers.
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    Re: How about a mini waterfall to increase humidity?

    I also believe someone had one of those things go through super meltdown with them. I can't seem to find the thread right now, but I'll keep looking.

    Plus I would think those things would be a breeding ground for mold and bacteria.
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    Re: How about a mini waterfall to increase humidity?

    Quote Originally Posted by tigerlily
    Plus I would think those things would be a breeding ground for mold and bacteria.
    I'm sure it would be without the proper maintenance and cleaning. *yuck!*
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