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Humidity Suggestion

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  • 06-19-2017, 10:35 AM
    ScottS
    Humidity Suggestion
    I see frequent references to humidity problems in various posts. I have a solution that has worked well for me. I use the New Zealand sphagnum moss that you see on some suppliers websites. Get one of those mesh bags that fruit or other things come in at the grocery store. Tie up a ball of the sphagnum moss in the mesh bag about the size of a tennis ball and wet it thoroughly. It will hold a lot of water and will maintain the humidity for three or four days. A lot easier than misting or whatever. I have used one of these for six months and have seen no signs of mold, but it would be simple to change the moss if mold occurred.
  • 06-19-2017, 10:43 AM
    tttaylorrr
    this is a pretty brilliant idea! with a glass enclosure (what most people have trouble maintaining) you could use a suction cup with a hook around it and just hang the bag off the glass. i might try it out this week!

    thank you for your idea! posts like these make me want to make a "Snake Hacks" thread where people can post tips and tricks that have worked for them.
  • 06-19-2017, 12:30 PM
    MJ_Bosley
    Re: Humidity Suggestion
    Love this Idea
  • 06-19-2017, 06:16 PM
    Jeanne
    Re: Humidity Suggestion
    I use this cold mist humidifier.. on a timer, it runs 4x a day for 15 mins . I didnt wnt to use moss bc of risk of potential mold issues.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...8c26b77871.jpg

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