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    Re: Humidity with respiratory infection!?!?!

    Quote Originally Posted by Skiploder View Post
    So how does he recommend raising humidity? Through a spritz with a water bottle?
    He didn't say. I don't care much for excess spritzing as the snake usually ends up laying on cold damp substrate without a decent increase in humidity.

    I use a separate enclosure for QT, it has both a RHP and UTH. The UTH is large enough not only for the large hide used by my adult BP's, but also for a 9"x9" pyrex baking dish. I put that filled with water on the heat, another wide flat water bowl on the other side, and two hides into it. It was a bit cramped but it did keep humidity around 70% with minimal misting on the sides of the enclosure so the paper didn't end up wet.

    My little BP did recover quickly too.

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