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  • 03-04-2011, 01:50 AM
    TomC
    First I would move the water to the hot side to increase humidity. I have my screen top completely covered with 3 layers of aluminum foil with 1" gaps on each side for circulation and a hole cut in the center for my red light to shine thru to keep up ambient temperatures. My tank is only a 20 long and I have no problems maintaining 50% humidity with no misting.

    When she starts to shed I use a humidifier in the room and can maintain up to 70% humidity consistently.
  • 03-06-2011, 12:20 PM
    Bennie
    Re: New BP set up glass 55 gallon
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by TomC View Post
    First I would move the water to the hot side to increase humidity. I have my screen top completely covered with 3 layers of aluminum foil with 1" gaps on each side for circulation and a hole cut in the center for my red light to shine thru to keep up ambient temperatures. My tank is only a 20 long and I have no problems maintaining 50% humidity with no misting.

    When she starts to shed I use a humidifier in the room and can maintain up to 70% humidity consistently.

    I like the aluminum foil idea or plastic wrap just cause I'd worry the plastic might melt from the light, and good call I will move my water bowl to the hot side. Thanks for the comments.
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