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    Re: Humidity Troubles

    Quote Originally Posted by martin82531 View Post
    X2 Raven01 question: What substrate are you using? I have found Eco-Earth to be a good solution to humidity solution with glass enclosures.
    Yep. I have a glass tank and it keeps around 75-85% with a 75% screen cover, eco earth, and misting reallly well when the eco earth dries out. I even have a heat lamp and it stays that high. Sometimes I remove one of the top pieces to let some humidity out because after misting it'll get to 90% for a bit.
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