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    Re: New.BP owner suspects RI????

    Quote Originally Posted by Fiq5545 View Post
    So if the foggers no good, what can I use to keep the humidity up in my glass terrarium...because without the foggef keeping the humidity up sucks ass...thanks in advance
    You can either use foil or saran wrap to cover the top of the tank and cut a hole for your heat lamp. Or you can make it a little nicer and go buy a piece of plexiglass and cut a hole in the top. This keeps the hot humid air inside your tank instead of letting it escape out the top. I'm currently just using a big piece of cardboard that I cut out and it works great. Keeps the humidity up around 60-70% after I mist the tank and doesn't drop below 50% very quickly (I'd say 5 hours until it'd need to be sprayed again).

    My humidity used to be too low because I used aspen and it doesn't hold the humidity well but that trick helped me. You can also use a substrate like coco fiber and sphagnum moss to keep your humidity higher. They hold moisture well so you don't have to mist as often.

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