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Hi everbody thanks for responding!Sorry it took so long for me to respond. Any how, I did not know that I needed to measure the humidity. I am new at this, so that is another thing I will be correcting. Correct me if I am wrong, but does the humidity have to between 50%-60% or is more or less
60% is a pretty good stable yes, most people will also recommend it upped to the 70-80% area during a shed. Personally, I use my nose and sense of touch to "record" my humidity but there is nothing wrong with a hygrometer.
. I just want to get it right, so I know that I am doing what is best for her. I am going to be purchansing a UTH for her.I think that will help termendously. Althoght I am not sure how to set it up. Could someone explain that to me?
The general consensus on this board is that a thermostat connected to any and all heating devices is your ultimate safety belt between burns and house fires. I have mixed thoughts and experiences so to each is own. You can purchase a decent a stat for just under $40 that will control one device, the instructions for setting it up will come with the thermostat itself.
I will be following your adivse as to the covering up of of her lid. I will also purchase some moss to put in her cage as well. Did I miss anything?
Sounds good to me, just trust your instincts.
Thanks,
Devin