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Re: Humidity problem
oh.........at some point last night,the hum. got up to 80% (lights off)
Right now my stats are temp-83.8 (cool side ) and 51% hum.
Its been over 16 years since I have had to take care of a snake and I want to make sure I do everything correct. If I had not taken this snake, it would have been killed.
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Its been over 16 years since I have had to take care of a snake and I want to make sure I do everything correct. If I had not taken this snake, it would have been killed.
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Re: Humidity problem
With humidity around 60% my boas have all had great sheds! Misting your tank or putting in some sphagnum moss works well. There are also tricks you can do with the top of your tank (like covering part of it with plexiglass) to help with the humidity
~~ McKinsey~~
"Men have forgotten this truth," said the fox. "But you must not forget it. You become responsible, forever, for what you have tamed."
~The Little Prince; Antoine de Saint Exupery
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Re: Humidity problem
Put the damp paper towel on the warm side. ;]
Use hot water in a mist bottle and it'll cool down when you mist it but still be warm. Wet moss retains moisture well too.
If it's still not getting up very high (and you have a screen top?) then take a warm wet rag and damp the top of the screen with a bit of water. :]
Just ideas.
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Re: Humidity problem
Thank you all!!
I have some moss (for my gecko), I can wet it and put it in there.I didnt know I could so that.Where do I put it? And what do I put it on?
My husband is also buying Aspen or Cypress right now too. (he just called, they dont have aspen only cypress but its mixed with something.he is checking with what right now)
Its been over 16 years since I have had to take care of a snake and I want to make sure I do everything correct. If I had not taken this snake, it would have been killed.
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Re: Humidity problem
looking at Chance's pictures, does he look normal?
Its been over 16 years since I have had to take care of a snake and I want to make sure I do everything correct. If I had not taken this snake, it would have been killed.
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Re: Humidity problem
 Originally Posted by SherriX2
Thank you all!!
I have some moss (for my gecko), I can wet it and put it in there.I didnt know I could so that.Where do I put it? And what do I put it on?
My husband is also buying Aspen or Cypress right now too. (he just called, they dont have aspen only cypress but its mixed with something.he is checking with what right now)
You could put it in small bowl, small old water bowl would work fine with some luke warm water. (not enough to drown it!)
Don't put it directly under the heat, but put it above part of the area covered by the UTH so that it evaporates. :]
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Re: Humidity problem
Dh called,cypress is mixed with..cypress?? the other store in town said there cypress is treated and they dont have aspen.
I'm supposed to cook the cypress for 30 min at 200 in oven right?
BTW~~ chance has mites,I was going to deal with them after he shed's.
Its been over 16 years since I have had to take care of a snake and I want to make sure I do everything correct. If I had not taken this snake, it would have been killed.
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Re: Humidity problem
my UTH is just a plain heating pad right now (and I dont know how thats working,the glass bottom barely feels warm to me)
Its been over 16 years since I have had to take care of a snake and I want to make sure I do everything correct. If I had not taken this snake, it would have been killed.
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