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    Do Ceramic Heat Emitters eat up humidity?

    I know my regular 100 watt heat bulb eats humidity like it's nothing. Do ceramic heat emitters do the same? I'm having a little humidity problem.
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    Yes they will. I suggest making humid hides. Either place damp moss in your current hides or make a designated one with a tupperware style container filled with damp moss with one hole in the lid to enter.

    I keep moss in my hides of my 40gal glass tank. I will still mist occasionally during a shed but nothing like before and I just had another great shed.
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