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    Question I have a question

    Could I use a fogger in a Ball's cage?
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    Re: I have a question

    Quote Originally Posted by jwk811
    Could I use a fogger in a Ball's cage?
    Does not benefit the ball python in any way and likely will promote the growth of harmful bacteria.

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    Re: I have a question

    For looks or do you want it to serve a purpose?

    My instinct says no. A fogger would raise the humidity way too high.

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    Re: I have a question

    i think it would look cool, and was wondering if it would help.
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    Re: I have a question

    no, its not really necessary. humidity doesnt need to be that high and proper humidity can easily be achived by something as simple as switching to a UTH or moving the water bowl partially over the warm side.

    plus, if the ball is small enough you might have to worry about it getting stuck in it. i read a story in reptiles magazine a year and half or so back about a baby ball that was stuck in a waterfall for two weeks. the owner tried cutting it out and accidentally cut the snake.
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