Quote Originally Posted by llovelace View Post
no lids, they prove to be a pain when you are just doing simple stuff like water changes. As far as holes in tubs the amount depends on the ambient humidity in the room where they will be housed, so start with small amount first, then increase as needed.
for instance, in my snake room it's naturally below 60 degrees lol so I use a space heater to get me my ambient cold side temp of 80-81. because of the heater I lost almost all moisture in the air so my humidity tanked. I bought a $45 warm mist humidifier, let it run full blast for about an hour every few hours and viola my ambient room humidity is 40 percent and tub humidity is 50. I don't use holes in my tubs because when I did I lost too much humidity. there's a small gap between where the top of the tub meets the rack and that's all they need as far as airflow. plus I look at them near 5 times a day haha. if you need less humidity in the tubs, drill 3 holes, check it, rinse repeat until desired results.


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