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Re: OK I have a question
It's alright for humidity to fluctuate during the day, so just keep up on spraying the moss and substrate as needed. A waterfall can help with a bit of a humidity boost, and if you leave the bottom of the waterfall off, it is actually a nice large water bowl as well. You could also just put a simple water pump or air pump into a big water bowl, and the action of the pump bubbling the water would work much the same. Doesn't look as nice as a waterfall, though. 
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Re: OK I have a question
....i tried a waterfall once . Worked great for the humidity but he started laying across it and would get water everywhere ....
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I use a Tupperware bowl with an inch or two of water in the bottom of it and then fill it with moss, keeping the inch or so of water in the bottom so the moss won't dry out. Then put it next to the hot side hide.
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