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  • 06-13-2014, 07:20 PM
    robbie0920
    Re: Humidity
    Thank you all for everything
  • 06-13-2014, 08:06 PM
    robbie0920
    Re: Humidity
    Ok this is getting really frustrating I removed the tub of water from the room and even drilled ten more holes on both sides of tubs now the humidity has jumped up to 85 % I changed the substrate thinking it may me moist and it is still at 85% I dont know what else to do other than go back to tanks and not have any humidity and spray them everyday I'm getting upset with this I would have never built this rack if I knew this would happen I just don't want my snakes to get sick!!!!!
  • 06-14-2014, 01:29 AM
    Eric Alan
    Re: Humidity
    You changed your newspaper substrate not knowing if it were moist or not? Couldn't you tell from feeling or looking at it?
  • 06-14-2014, 12:12 PM
    CORBIN911
    Ima take a guess and say your humidty reader is wrong, Unless your living in the tropics. I have mine on paper, and i never get above 60% unless i mist them... Thought mines a open air ARS rack regardless how moist is your room, That sounds like your sleeping on dampness all the time thats crazy...

    Regardless IF your room is 60/75% and ur snakes are in 75-80% humidity on the worst, That will be fine, There are graphs on the site, that show humidty reachings highs of 90's were bps lives! The only time Super high humidty hurts is when your ambient are too cold.

    Aslong as your Substrate/Paper isnt always wet/damp they will be fine.
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