i need humidity help

[shining apprentice]

yea a 10 gallon

[reptidude1]

Get rid of the heat lamp and stick with a uth, heat lamps suck out the mouisture, also is he in a tub or tank? If tank u can cover some of the screen with aluminum foil, put the water bowl closer to the heat or even giv ur bp a soak

[nevohraalnavnoj]

Heat bulbs will fry your humidity, it's very hard to compensate. You could 1) cover up more of the lid 2) have a giant water bowl under the heat lamp so evaporation increases 3) add a second water bowl 4) keep spraying like its your job.

If you can do a radiant heat panel it will be better on your humidity. Otherwise, in the day or two before he sheds just spray the heck out of everything.

JonV

[shining apprentice]

whats a radiant heat panel? ... and i have a uth thats currently set up in another tank(thats not in use) but its only 80-85(temp) and thats the hottest room in the house....

[flynavy]

Cover half of the top screen with a wet washcloth

[stratus_020202]

Cover half of the top screen with a wet washcloth

X2. I used to use my 50 gal, and this is what i did for sheds. Just make sure to wash it as soon as he sheds. I usually put clean ones on every day, but a few days shouldn't hurt. Wet towels are a breeding ground for bacteria, so just be careful.

Also, I had a friend who put some we moss in a tuperware container and poked holes into it. That worked as well.

[BPelizabeth]

try covering the the mesh part with foil. It worked for me!!

[shining apprentice]

if i take a running UTH off another tank and put it on this one will it need to reheat?