Humidity

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Originally Posted by kitedemon

36.5ºC No that is too high! You should have 32.2 or so not higher than 34.5 !!

65%RH is fine. It is much more important to correct you temps!

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I wrote incorrect. That temperature is from a probe placed underneat heatmat which is underneath substrate

Glass is hard to keep humidity. 50%-60% off-shed and 70%+ in shed. The more permanent, long term solution is a PVC enclosure or a good tub rack and a temp controlled room. My establised are in Animal Plastics T8s and my QT tanks are glass. I don't mind dealing with the humidity issues for the short 3 mo QT period, but after they are established, they go into a PVC enclosure...

I will change the lid from grid to plastic and create vent holes. That should do the trick