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    Humidity Question

    I know the care sheet says I believe it was 50-60% humidity...

    My tub is regularly at 70% humidity, is that too much, or is that OK? I just want to know before I go drilling more holes in it
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    Re: Humidity Question

    Quote Originally Posted by OFRD_GRL View Post
    I know the care sheet says I believe it was 50-60% humidity...

    My tub is regularly at 70% humidity, is that too much, or is that OK? I just want to know before I go drilling more holes in it
    Thanks!

    During shed its ok. But I would try to get it down to 50-60% like the sheet says.

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    Re: Humidity Question

    Cool thanks.. I thought it seemed too moist anyways but wanted to make sure first
    Since you can't un-drill holes LOL
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    Re: Humidity Question

    Hi,

    Actually you can.

    Make a double width section of tape then flip it over and put another bit down the middle sticky side to sticky side and you can put it over the holes you want covered.

    The non sticky bit in the middle should absolutely rule out any problems with the snake getting curious and ficking the tongue in the hole.

    And yeah, I am aware I am a bit paranoid about tape and snakes.


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    Re: Humidity Question

    Thanks I use waxed paper and books for covering stuff lol...

    I'm gonna start out by drilling one hole in the roof and see if that makes a difference and add one hole at a time till its perfect
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