Humidity Problems

[VooDooDoc]

Here is what I did for my top. No humidity problems, usually gets too humid so I stick a little rubber stopper in there to increase air flow and its just right. 50-60%. Take the stopper out at shed time and bumps to 60-70%. And that is with 2 heat lamps.

[mackynz]

Is that just plywood?

One last question guys, my little guy has bamboo tubes (big enough to curl up in) for hides right now. These won't work with moss, I picked some up and also got some of those cheap black plastic planting pots. My concern is they smell heavily of plastic. Are they safe to use temporarily? Should I put the humid hide on the warm side? Or one humid and one not humid on the warm side?

Thanks for all your help guys.

[The Serpent Merchant]

I wouldn't be overly worried about the smell, keep an eye on him, if the smell bothers him he will stay away from it.

I would put the humid hide either in the middle or on the cool side.

[mackynz]

Hides are in, it appears he wants nothing to do with them

[mackynz]

Scratch that, apparently on top of the hide is his new favorite place...

[Trackstrong83]

Tub FTW! Lol

Forreal though if you can't fix your humidity issue with the tank, tubs hold humidity EXTREMELY well.

[Lazarus1437]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^True story above, I switched to tubs and haven't had any humidity problems thus far.

[mackynz]

Strongly considering a tub.

He finished his parkour session, took a poop and retired to a new hide.

[VooDooDoc]

Is that just plywood?

Are you talking about my picture? Thats a piece of plastic with holes drilled in it. Way cheaper and easier to work with than acryllic. 6 bucks for a big sheet at Lowes.