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    Re: In Cage Water Feature?

    Quote Originally Posted by pianoflute2 View Post
    Would an in cage water feature help raise humidity in Slytherin's cage? And if so would it be ok to be in there with him? I was thinking maybe this one or this one.... http://www.petsmart.com/product/inde...52524#prodTab1 http://www.zoomed.com/db/products/En...M6MToiMCI7fQ==
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    Ball pythons came from areas which are fairly arid. The burrows and mounds they use as dens are considerably more humid.

    I bring this up because it is not critical that you maintain high humidity in the entire enclosure. What is important is that you provide an area, like a hide, where he can go for increased humidity.

    It's alot easier to provide a humid hide than to constantly have to be spraying, misting or employing complicated methods in order to bump the humidity of the entire enclosure.

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