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    Re: Humidity trouble

    The first and easiest thing to try is cover the screen with aluminum foil. If you are using a heat lamp then leave a section open for it. If not, then just leave about a 1-2 inch strip of screen exposed for ventilation. There are a few different ways to do it.

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    The way I did it when I used tanks was to cut cardboard panels and wrap them in foil. Then I could add or remove them as needed depending on what I needed. This is what it looked like when the lamp wasn't being used...

    "Cry, Havoc! And let slip the dogs of war..."

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