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Re: At what point is it TOO humid?
Additional question... I have my beep in a glass terrarium with a screen lid. Hot temp is 88-90 F and the cool temp is 80-83 F. I live in a pretty humid part of Texas, where the humidity in our house is about 80% in the summer months. Is this too high of humidity for her? Should I get a dehumidifier for the room where I keep her?
Thanks in advance!
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In the region where they live, it can be pretty humid during the wet season. I wouldn't worry about it as long as the substrate isn't actually damp. Damp substrate can cause mold or scale rot, but it's not a problem if it's just humid. If the temperature suddenly drops you'll get condensation, but that's more likely to be a problem in the rest of your house than in your snake's cage because your snake's cage is heated.
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As long as their not constantly on wet substrate you should be fine. I wouldn’t worry about an enclosure that’s dry with high humidity.
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Re: At what point is it TOO humid?
 Originally Posted by Coluber42
In the region where they live, it can be pretty humid during the wet season. I wouldn't worry about it as long as the substrate isn't actually damp. Damp substrate can cause mold or scale rot, but it's not a problem if it's just humid. If the temperature suddenly drops you'll get condensation, but that's more likely to be a problem in the rest of your house than in your snake's cage because your snake's cage is heated.
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 Originally Posted by highqualityballz
As long as their not constantly on wet substrate you should be fine. I wouldn’t worry about an enclosure that’s dry with high humidity.
Thank you!
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