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    Re: UTHs or Heat lamps? Pros and Cons?

    Quote Originally Posted by Elise.m View Post
    I just set up my tank. I have a hydrometer in there, along with substrate, two hides, and an empty water bowl (no snake yet).

    Just that alone the humidity is at 50%, when the hydrometer wasn't in the tank it read 40%. So that means the substrate, which is kinda dampish, contributes 10% humidity. Now if I had a lamp beaming down on that substrate, it would dry it out, and make the humidity drop. Not a whole bunch, being that only one side would dry out, but enough to make a difference.
    Ehhh. Idk. I still plan on using a heat lamp, you can always cover part of the screen top if thats what you have, and the repti bark i have is suposed to hold humidity really well. Also i have a big fake plant in there so it will probably sheild the substrate from the light.
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