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Nice set up!
You can use a different substrate to boost humidity as well as the larger water dish. Coco husk or cypress mulch retain humidity really well.
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Re: Finally got my cage set up
 Originally Posted by HarrisonGust
I'm probably going to the manassas show too!
awesome!
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Originally Posted by satomi325
Nice set up!
You can use a different substrate to boost humidity as well as the larger water dish. Coco husk or cypress mulch retain humidity really well.
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aspen was the choice lol I'm sure I can spray it down right? That is what I did earlier. it's still at 38%
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Re: Finally got my cage set up
Originally Posted by Ridinandreptiles
lookin' good. if i were you id empty the water out until you get him so it doesnt get nasty! good luck!
im trying to raise the humidity
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Originally Posted by MrBrute
awesome!
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aspen was the choice lol I'm sure I can spray it down right? That is what I did earlier. it's still at 38%
You can place some damp moss in the enclosure too if you don't want to switch substrates.
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just to double check, wouldn't the thermometer work better inside the cage where it can give a reading of the ambient temps as well as the probe on the hot spot? I'm not sure if you just have it out there for now but I thought I would ask.
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Re: Finally got my cage set up
Originally Posted by MrBrute
awesome!
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aspen was the choice lol I'm sure I can spray it down right? That is what I did earlier. it's still at 38%
if you want to spray down id suggest cypress...aspen tends to mold
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Re: Finally got my cage set up
Originally Posted by ewaldrep
just to double check, wouldn't the thermometer work better inside the cage where it can give a reading of the ambient temps as well as the probe on the hot spot? I'm not sure if you just have it out there for now but I thought I would ask.
the probe is inside the tank over the heater.
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Originally Posted by MrBrute
the probe is inside the tank over the heater.
Humidity is measured at the unit itself not the probe, probe it's just for the temp.
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Re: Finally got my cage set up
Originally Posted by martin82531
Humidity is measured at the unit itself not the probe, probe it's just for the temp
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Really? so I need put the whole thing inside the cage?
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Originally Posted by MrBrute
Really? so I need put the whole thing inside the cage?
If you want to measure the humidity the unit needs to be inside the enclosure.
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