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    You need something in the enclosure that can hold water. A damp towel, sphagnum moss, even a large piece of pumice.

    I keep a damp towel on the top on the screened lid, and it keeps the humidity at 50-55%.

    It's around 35% without it. Alternately, you can spend $30-50 on a humidifier just for the enclosure, but those can over-humidify pretty easily if you're not careful, which can lead to respiratory infections.

    50% is a good target for normal operation.
    Last edited by eracer; 12-26-2010 at 09:42 PM.

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