Question about airholes.

How do I know when theres enough airholes?

does 5 forkholes on each side seem good?

http://i588.photobucket.com/albums/s...9/DSCF5030.jpg

I usually make less holes, but bigger and more evenly spaced. I find it lowers humidity better that way.:)

I use soldering Iron... You get nice not too big not too small even holes

I also use a soldering iron to punch my holes. I normally use two rows of holes on the front and back face of the tub. On the first row, I space my holes 2 inches apart. On the second row, I also space the holes 2 inches apart but off-set them from the first row. it comes out looking like this and works for me...

https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...8/hpim0456.jpg

I would say those holes are too small to make a difference in terms of humidity an air flow.

If you have a metal screw driver, you can heat that up to punch holes also.

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Originally Posted by Kaorte

I would say those holes are too small to make a difference in terms of humidity an air flow.

If you have a metal screw driver, you can heat that up to punch holes also.

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so ill just have to make a bunch then i guess

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Originally Posted by Zach

so ill just have to make a bunch then i guess

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If you make bigger holes then you don't need to make AS many. Why do you need to use a fork?

holes look to small for me. I use a cheap soldering iron gun from raido shack. cost me $7.99

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Originally Posted by Kaorte

If you make bigger holes then you don't need to make AS many. Why do you need to use a fork?

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thats all i got atm.

I stopped putting holes in. I actually had to tape over the holes that I had made in my first rack because I found that the humidity wasnt enough. I find that the 1/8" spacing is more than enough for what I need.