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    Re: Higher humidity?

    The damp towel works for us- over the screen of our tank

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    There are a few options on what you can do:
    1) use a larger damp towel to cover the majority of your lid.
    2) use a larger water dish. Larger surface area of the water helps.
    3) move your water dish to he hot side.
    4) seal 80% of the lid with tin foil or something that covers most of the holes.

    You can probably even cover 90-100% of the lid since the tub has a lot of air vents on the side anyway.

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    Re: Higher humidity?

    Quote Originally Posted by SRMD94 View Post
    yep but over here everythings expensive
    seems like alot of towel changing and wetting to maintain

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