Quote Originally Posted by Lizardlicks View Post
Yeah, I live in the northwest. Eastern WA to be specific, which is a lot drier than the coast, and we get winters cold enough that we gotta heat the whole house for 3 or 4 months out of the year. It can really dry out the air, so ambient humidity could be a problem. Would providing hatchlings with humid hides be sufficient?
If it is necessary for you to do something you can provide a humid hide or you can have humidifier in the room.

It really comes down to how many animal you will produce it could be time consuming to produce hatchlings with humid hides and trust me when hatchling season is here the work quickly adds up.