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  • 08-28-2015, 01:53 AM
    chocolatepudding
    New Snake owner! Humidity?
    So My humidity on the gauge says its close to 88%, which yes. I realize is high, it has just been increasing all day. I moved the gauge a little away from the water dish and I'm not sure if the gauge may just be unreliable, but what are some of the warning signs of too much humidity???
  • 08-28-2015, 02:35 AM
    highqualityballz
    Re: New Snake owner! Humidity?
    I keep my snakes anywhere from 75% to 85%. I wouldn't worry too much about anything over 90%.
  • 08-28-2015, 03:10 AM
    Vanthios
    Please be advised that excess humidity can be as detrimental to snake wellbeing as scarce humidity. Taken from the BP care sheet:

    "50%-60%
    60%-70% during a shed cycle

    Providing the proper humidity required by your Ball python is important in maintaining good health and non-problematic sheds. Both excessive and inadequate humidity levels can lead to illness in the form of respiratory infections and a very damp environment easily lends itself to the growth of mold and fungus which can contribute bacterial or fungal infections, scale or belly rot."

    Try installing a heat bulb or ceramic heating bulb to pull some of the humidity out.
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