Humidity/Temperature Assistance please.

[Physician&Snakes]

What I've been doing is, every morning when I wake up, I will take the snakes out, or wrap them around my neck while I mist down their bedding/bark to where it is damp through most of the day. It's dried out quickly. I mix the bark around with my hand, and spray it, until it has the the moisture it did when it was in the bag still. Give them clean water. When I mist them like this, I fear I may be over doing it, and don't know if it would do more harm to them then good. Jeremy and I are looking in to getting an IR Thermometer and also a thermostat as soon as we can. In the mean time I've turned our house heat down to about 50 degrees or so.

Ugh I love this house, yet I hate it so much.

Sound good, I would just pour the water evenly though, it will spread quite evenly on its own. I would seriously think about switching to tubs later on.

[KayleighBrown]

Sound good, I would just pour the water evenly though, it will spread quite evenly on its own. I would seriously think about switching to tubs later on.

I don't know all that much about tubs.

I cannot use watt tape as I don't know how to cut or use cords compatible for it as a belly heat source.

Can UTH pads be used with sterlite tubs instead of watt tape?

And is that the only heat that's needed for them in a tub?

I'm very interested in learning more about tub use and what I can do to keep my snakes warm, cool, happy and healthy.