Humidity issues? Here's a quick & easy fix!

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Originally Posted by MrLang

Great idea! Except this ^^ I don't think anyone would advocate tape inside the enclosure. I have seen a few NASTY pictures of dead pets on here caused by the use of tape.

Other than that it's definitely a lot cheaper than repti-foggers!

About how many % up from ambient humidity are you able to get them just using the bubbler?

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Thank you SO much for the tape warning... I'm about to switch to suction cups!! & I've seen a 5-8% increase. It would probably be more effective with rubs or plastic instead of glass. & yes MUCH CHEAPER than a reptifogger. & love the name Khal Drogo... definitely was one of my favorite characters in GOT. Blessings & thank you for the tape warning, much appreciated! :gj: :D

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Does anyone know if I can go back & edit the post about the tape part? I would feel awful if someone took my incorrect advice about the tape & had an accident. I can't find an "edit post" link. :confusd:

does anyone know how I can EDIT my original post about the tape which isn't a good idea!!?? Lol I don't want to give anyone bad advice & I really need to edit it! Please & thanks!

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Originally Posted by Pyrate81

This is definitely more cost effective than buying one of those $60-$90 1-liter repti-foggers. Seriously, you just spent maybe $20?

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Just an FYI, Walgreens sells a "personal humidifier" basically the same thing as a ZooMed repti fogger. Costs like 25 bucks.
http://www.walgreens.com/store/c/wal...040512-product

I had some plastic tubing and siliconed it to the humidifier and attached to my tank. Put it on a timer and works like a charm.