I don't have tubs I have a glass critter cage. But I have been thinking about tubs lately and was wondering about how many holes there should be. I would want to make plenty and would tape on the outside some of the holes if I needed to add humidity and remove the tape if I needed less. Maybe you could make some more holes and then tape some of them shut ( on the outside of the tub ) if you needed to add more humidity later. Is this a good idea or a bad one?? Maybe someone with a lot of tub experience could put in some input on that idea. Or suggest a similar way to adjust the humidity in plastic tubs. PS Here in Virginia thought I was going to need a boat to get home from work. Some folks were stranded in our area.Originally Posted by C2tcardin
Dave, I think we've officially hit Monsoon season here in NC. This is crazy all the rain we've had these last 5 days and it looks like it's sticking around for a while too. The sad thing is none of mine are in shed, though that could change quickly, the trouble I'm having is my tubs are too humid. I've got water droplets in all my tubs but I don't want to melt any more holes in them as that will likely make them too dry the rest of the year.
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