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  • 10-13-2007, 07:47 PM
    Tripppysmurf
    Happy days!!!!
    To all those who answered my shedding woe questions thank you so much. Especially anyoen who helped with the hiss worry. Mojo started his first shed with em today. I went to go handle him to show him to a friend and he is all sheddy looking so said NOPE and let him be. Anyoen got ay good tips to help the humidity levels in ym tank? I knwo I need tub but for now he is in 20 gallon tank. top is covered. humidity range always stays around 50-55 right now.
  • 10-13-2007, 10:52 PM
    dr del
    Re: Happy days!!!!
    Hi,

    Can you add a second water bowl on the hot side? - the more surface area the more evaporation which might help a bit.


    dr del
  • 10-14-2007, 01:48 AM
    kc261
    Re: Happy days!!!!
    Here are some ideas:

    Add an extra water bowl, switch the one you have for one that has more surface area, move the one you have over to the warm side if it isn't already there.

    Mist.

    Put damp paper towels or moss in the tank. Change it frequently to be sure it stays damp and doesn't mold.

    Change your substrate to something that will hold humidity better.

    If you can't get the humidity up enough, you can add a humid hide. Use a plastic food storage container, put damp moss or paper towels in it, put a hole in it so the snake can get in, but leave the lid on to trap the humidity.
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