what should i use???

what do u ppls think is the best product to partially cover a screen lid with to raise the humidity?

Clear contact paper does the trick for me. Leave some open space on the top for airflow. Make sure you attach the paper to the outside of the screen to avoid any risk of your snake getting caught in it. (Common sense, I know, but with 3 teenage boys at home, I've found it's best to be specific.)

Alum. foil, seran(sp) wrap, reflectix, that press and seal stuff works ok:)

A towel, Duct tape (outside ofcourse)

Another vote for Contac paper - its transluscent, easy to cut size and work with, widely available and nonporous (damp towels still make me think of that mildew factor i confront every time the kids dont hang their towels up).

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Originally Posted by Smulkin

Another vote for Contac paper - its transluscent, easy to cut size and work with, widely available and nonporous (damp towels still make me think of that mildew factor i confront every time the kids dont hang their towels up).

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What?!?! Your kids don't hang up there own towels? I'm shocked. :O (Actually I can barely get the husband to do that, when he bathes the kids) LOL! Sorry couldn't help myself. :imslow:

I would definitely try to stay away from anything porous. Towels scare me too. Bleh. I love my contact paper as well.

would contact paper melt because i use an OTH to heat the cage?

Yep .

You can do liek Smynx did and cut out a circle slightly larger than the (assumed) lamp. However you'll find the contac (or generically covered) lid will help retain both heat AND humidity. If you are using a UTH you may find you dont need the supplemental overhead heat source (those leech humidity in screen-lid setups anyway).

a small piece of plexiglass cut to fit the top. 1/8" thick plexi shouldn't cost too much. some stores like lowes or home depot sell scrap pieces too.


vaughn

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Originally Posted by tigerlily

What?!?! Your kids don't hang up there own towels? I'm shocked. :O (Actually I can barely get the husband to do that, when he bathes the kids) LOL! Sorry couldn't help myself. :imslow:

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Hahahahaha, you guys are getting the short end of the stick, my kids do hang up thier towels, I have not had to pick up wet/dirty towels in well over a year now.