Quote Originally Posted by Physician&Snakes View Post
Learning curve? More like just...nature, unpredictable. For example, my male BP has been with me for almost 9 years now...he has never had an imperfect shed. Now just last week, one of my sand boas had a bit of skin left on his tail that I got off, the last snake in my house I was worried about as far as humidity goes, lol. Three gauges? I use my nose to test humidity, saturate my ball and retic substrates on a weekly basis to keep it up for the week. What is your main substrate? A humid hide works for some people just make sure it still has good ventilation though...do not want any mold going on. I started using Zilla shed ease when it became common for rescues to come in with layers of skin and now I just keep it on hand in case; however, like another poster said, just plain H2O works.

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Yes three. I had two and bought a digital so I use them all. Also my exo terra is very deep (horizontally) so I test my temp in the front of the cage as well as the back. And there is a5 degree difference due to my lights being on the back of the cage.

And to the guy that asked what I meant by my heating pad being all the way up, yes I made a box with a dimmer switch with mar and female ends