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12-11-2009, 02:07 PM #16
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Re: Heat vs. Humidity

Originally Posted by Southernshooter

If it was 47 before how much did the UTH help it increase, Mine has been horrible this time of the year at around 20% and I have thought about a UTH.

If you are just using lamps and are having problems with humidity, get a UTH with a reptile thermostat to control it.

Lamps are what cause the humidity to fall so drastically.

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