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    Respiratory infections can result from high humidity and low ventilation.
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    Re: Dehydration?

    Quote Originally Posted by Mike41793 View Post
    Respiratory infections can result from high humidity and low ventilation.
    I've searched but have not yet found a first hand case of this being true. I know being in contact with wet substrate can cause serious problems, but I don't think the high humidity itself will cause problems.

    This is a excellent thread on the topic:http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...nmental-ranges

    With my BP's I strive to keep thier humidity as high as possible without thier substrate becoming wet.
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