When I used a 20g tank I use to put a damp towel over the top of my screen and it would raise the humidity a good bit. Worked for me.
06-08-2012, 08:29 AM
Annarose15
Re: Higher humidity?
Put a digital hygrometer in there, and you'll know almost right away how much it affects humidity. If you aren't measuring it (I don't see one in your pics), then how do you even know a change is needed?
06-08-2012, 09:12 AM
SRMD
Re: Higher humidity?
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Originally Posted by Annarose15
Put a digital hygrometer in there, and you'll know almost right away how much it affects humidity. If you aren't measuring it (I don't see one in your pics), then how do you even know a change is needed?
im getting a hygrometer the weekend because it broke and the thermometer is very inaccurate im from the uk and trying to find a cheap digital hygrometer and theremometer but cant find one
06-08-2012, 09:14 AM
Annarose15
Re: Higher humidity?
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Originally Posted by SRMD94
im getting a hygrometer the weekend because it broke and the thermometer is very inaccurate im from the uk and trying to find a cheap digital hygrometer and theremometer but cant find one
Gotcha. I don't even know if they have Walmart over there, but perhaps you can find an Acurite on Amazon.com or eBay?
06-08-2012, 09:22 AM
SRMD
Re: Higher humidity?
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Originally Posted by Annarose15
Gotcha. I don't even know if they have Walmart over there, but perhaps you can find an Acurite on Amazon.com or eBay?
our walmart in the UK is called Asda
but they dont sell anything over here like that :( theres a store that sells reptiles equipment but its £17 for the hygrometer and theremometer so like $24 each
06-08-2012, 09:31 AM
Annarose15
Re: Higher humidity?
It doesn't necessary need to be a "reptile" hygro/therm. Do you have any kind of home improvement store that sells indoor/outdoor thermometers? Lowe's over here used to carry them, but I'm not sure that they do any more. Some of those models are digital, with a built-in hygrometer, and a corded probe so you can measure your hot and cool side temps at the same time.
06-08-2012, 09:47 AM
SRMD
Re: Higher humidity?
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Originally Posted by Annarose15
It doesn't necessary need to be a "reptile" hygro/therm. Do you have any kind of home improvement store that sells indoor/outdoor thermometers? Lowe's over here used to carry them, but I'm not sure that they do any more. Some of those models are digital, with a built-in hygrometer, and a corded probe so you can measure your hot and cool side temps at the same time.
yep but over here everythings expensive
06-12-2012, 11:54 AM
simon17
Re: Higher humidity?
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Originally Posted by SRMD94
yep but over here everythings expensive
Have you tired swell reptiles online? I got myself a new one for my carpet python and it was a combo of the 2 for £16
You should try there I get alot of my stuff from them, and there good too!! Worth a look anyway! :sweeet: