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    All I monitor humidity for is to make sure it's not getting too low, anymore. As long as there's no condensation, I'm not worried. My average humidity is roughly 50-60% most days but will sometimes drop down to 40% if it's cold outside and sucking up all the moisture. As soon as I see pink belly I start spraying down for shed. High humidity is better than low humidity, especially if you're having trouble keeping the ambients up.
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    Re: Is it to humid for my BP?

    Quote Originally Posted by Inarikins View Post
    All I monitor humidity for is to make sure it's not getting too low, anymore. As long as there's no condensation, I'm not worried. My average humidity is roughly 50-60% most days but will sometimes drop down to 40% if it's cold outside and sucking up all the moisture. As soon as I see pink belly I start spraying down for shed. High humidity is better than low humidity, especially if you're having trouble keeping the ambients up.
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    I believe the original question was asked because the substrate was very moist/wet. Not a question on humidity
    I would take it out and let it dry up a bit. I used the eco earth in my tank and love it. I bought the bag tho, not the bricks.


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