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Humidity levels

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  • 06-07-2017, 02:46 PM
    JustinGatCat
    Humidity levels
    Hello everyone!

    So, I'm just wondering what actually good humidity levels. My hydrometer reads 80%, but I'm not sure how accurate it actually is cause it's from Petco. The bedding isn't wet, just a bit on moist sorta absorbed side (its coconut dirt bedding). I'm getting a lot of people saying 50%, 60%, 70%, all of these ranging levels 😵
  • 06-07-2017, 02:52 PM
    tttaylorrr
    go to walmart and spend $8 on an acurite digital thermometer/hygrometer

    i try to keep my enclosures from dropping below 60%, 55% makes me nervous and 50% is a definite no-no IMO. the minimum % typically ranges from 50-55%, but IMO 55% is not a "good humidity level."

    for shedding i keep the humidity above 70% throughout the entire cycle until the snake sheds.
  • 06-07-2017, 03:31 PM
    Sunnieskys
    Re: Humidity levels
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by tttaylorrr View Post
    go to walmart and spend $8 on an acurite digital thermometer/hygrometer

    i try to keep my enclosures from dropping below 60%, 55% makes me nervous and 50% is a definite no-no IMO. the minimum % typically ranges from 50-55%, but IMO 55% is not a "good humidity level."

    for shedding i keep the humidity above 70% throughout the entire cycle until the snake sheds.

    This. Me too.

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  • 06-07-2017, 11:52 PM
    VIP CONSTRICTORS
    Re: Humidity levels
    High humidity highly increases respiratory illness. 60 tops unless shed. When shed 70 tops. No more
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