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Do you have a water dish in the tank? A big water dish will help with humidity. I have heard alot of members on hear say that cypress does work well to keep up the humidity. I use repti bark for my ball python and it works very well, I dont think he's ever had a bad shed.
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mad roaches yo
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Adding live plants also helps with humidity... just gotta make sure the plants stay healthy with lighting, heat, and water - make sure no chemicals in whatever you have the plant potted in.
You can also add a humidity hide - box, rubbermaid container, anything that won't rot with damp moss inside. If it's not humid enough in the tank, the snake will move into the hide... just have to watch for scale rot, but the snake should be able to regulate itself being able to leave the hide.
Last edited by bioteacher; 01-02-2012 at 05:24 PM.
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What size tanks is that?
You could move him to a 20gallon long tank, and give him another hide on the warmer side. Also like bioteacher said add some live plants into the bigger tank. I would definetly switch to cypress or repti bark too for the substrate. If a bigger tank isnt possible then just change the substrate and see how that helps.
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mad roaches yo
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The problem has nothing to do with glass (water can't get through glass last time I checked) the problem is the heat lamp and the screen top. A UTH will help a lot. Also if you can I would get a sheet of polycarbonate and drill a few air holes in it. This will keep humidity in and not using beat lamps will keep the humidity that you have from evaporating.
~Aaron
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Will a UTH keep the ambient air where it should be? This guy really does like to climb up on things and hang out.
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Re: Dehydration...
Originally Posted by WifeOfSlasher
Will a UTH keep the ambient air where it should be? This guy really does like to climb up on things and hang out.
No a UTH won't drastically impact the ambient air temps. But I have a snake that uses that fact as another way to thermoregulate.
It all depends on the room temperature. If your room stays below 74 a lot of the time you might have an issue with only using a UTH.
~Aaron
0.1 Pastel 100% Het Clown Ball Python (Hestia)
1.0 Coastal/Jungle Carpet Python (Shagrath)
0.1 Dumeril's Boa (Nergal)
0.1 Bearded Dragon (Gaius)
1.0 Siberian Husky (Picard)
0.1 German Shepherd/Lab Mix (Jadzia)
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