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    Too Much Humidity?

    My kingsnake went a long time without a humidity gauge, and today I went out and got a Flukers one (very nice) and put it in her tub. To my surprise it said 80% humidity. From what I have read, this seems a bit too much for kings. But her health has been great, she sheds, eats, drinks, and does everything a normal Cal King would. I don't know if I should lower the humidity, or keep it where its at. Any help?

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    Those hygrometers do not work. The appropriate tools needed to guage correct humidity are expensive. As long as your king is eating, shedding, etc, I wouldn't worry too much about it. If your humidity is too high you will notice blisters on the belly.
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