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TOO MUCH humidity

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  • 01-12-2011, 12:53 AM
    tqmidget85
    TOO MUCH humidity
    Sounds weird since most people have issues with not enough humidity (and the reason I have switched to tubs) but now I'm having the problem of too much humidity. I've made holes in the lid over the water dish; no help. Any suggesstions? I'm reluctant to buy a dehumidifier if I really dont need to. with the lid on its averaging 70-80% which is insane. So if I'm home I will leave the lid off (and watch him closely of course) and it will drop down to 55-60% which is my goal.
  • 01-12-2011, 01:04 AM
    spitzu
    Re: TOO MUCH humidity
    I don't even check my humidity anymore since I switched to tubs due to the inaccuracy of all of these humidity gauges (reading between 50-80%). Like someone said in a different thread, I think as long as it's not beading up and dripping down the walls of the tank/tub they should be fine. All of mine are in perfect health and usually shed in one solid piece.
  • 01-12-2011, 01:09 AM
    llovelace
    You may need to add hole to the tubs, start with 10 on each side of tub, thrn increase as needed.
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