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  • 10-28-2016, 09:34 PM
    Akumu0
    Another update on Charlotte
    So how's this for funny? Now it's too humid. 81%! I have her in a cabinet that closes and if I close it it gets too humid. I might remove some of the foil. I should also say that I have three cats so I really don't want to leave the doors open when I'm not there to supervise. On a good note, when the doors are open it is lower humidity.


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  • 10-28-2016, 09:40 PM
    Mangiapane85
    Re: Another update on Charlotte
    Try taking one of the pieces off. ... honestly, my snakes stay around 70 percent most of the time. Some think that's high, but I think it helps for shedding and it's not high enough to cause them any harm. But I guess ideally you'd wanna stay around 60-65%


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  • 10-28-2016, 09:41 PM
    Neal
    Oh, you're the one that had the other thread.

    Just in case you don't see that one. Add ceran wrap instead of foil, and you can control the humidity a lot better. If it's too humid you can always poke a hole in the certain wrap.
  • 10-29-2016, 12:19 AM
    Coluber42
    You may need to adjust the about it ventilating when the weather changes. I would cut flaps or holes in the foil that you cover and uncover as you need to, and then you have a flexible system.
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