look what i got!!!!!

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...6/IMG_2630.jpg
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1.../IMG_26251.jpg

one question. i have my snakes in a 28qt tub. and have a 10-20 gallon heat pad on one of them and a 20-30 gallon on the other. (i know the 1/3rd rule, it doesnt take up more than 1/3 of the tub) and i cant seem to get the humidity down it stays at like high 70's low 80's and i drill hole after hole after hole and it seems to do nothing so any suggestions. And what do you think of my new snake. (male spider)

How hot are they getting because it may be evaporating your water from the dish your using.

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Originally Posted by southb

How hot are they getting because it may be evaporating your water from the dish your using.

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the temps stay at 82-92 but i tried lowering the temp a lil( cant go to far down) and it didnt work. I'M SOOOO CONFUSED!!!!!!!!!:mad:

lol those pictures are great when i saw them it was like it was saying "hai there!"

love the 2nd pic!

nice spider!

sounds like the water is evaporating from the water dish like someone else already mentioned . . . move the water dish as far from the heat pad as possible if you havent already that will definately help . . . you said you have drilled hole after hole, how many holes are currently in the tub? . . . maybe drill some more holes . . . if you drill too much and the humidity is becoming to low you can always plug a few holes back up


P.S. nice looking spider!

Very nice looking Spider :gj:

Beautiful snake! :gj: Now that I'm learning about the different morphs of BPs, I can see how they are addictive... I am dreaming of Mojaves, Pastels and Platinums right now. ;)

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sounds like the water is evaporating from the water dish like someone else already mentioned . . . move the water dish as far from the heat pad as possible if you havent already that will definately help . . . you said you have drilled hole after hole, how many holes are currently in the tub? . . . maybe drill some more holes . . . if you drill too much and the humidity is becoming to low you can always plug a few holes back up


P.S. nice looking spider!

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yea i moved it as far away as i can. and just guessing but there are probably 35-50 holes. but for some reason, over the past 2 days it has kinda lowered not much wish i could get it in low 60's high 50's. right now there both at low 70's. And thanks to everyone. he is good looking huh? :D