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    Re: Humidity Problem--Too High!

    The humidity level sounds absolutely fine to me. Anything between 60 and 80% should be great, so long as it isn't wet.

    I get snakes with RIs occasionally during the winter, and I attribute it to falling humidity levels as well as falling cool-side temperatures. I have never had a ball python develop an issue from excessive humidity, always from the opposite.
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