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    Re: Humidity

    Quote Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant View Post
    Wow, I can't believe that you are having humidity issues. The one thing that you could try is switching to eco-earth substrate. It holds humidity better than cypress if you keep it damp.

    Larger water dishes, live plants, and regular misting will all help to increase humidity.
    x2 on the eco-earth. If you do switch I would recommend letting the substrate dry out for a day or two before putting in. I found this the hard way, and it was a pita to get the humidity down to a maintainable level the first day or two with a pvc/plastic enclosure.
    Last edited by martin82531; 01-26-2013 at 05:28 AM.
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