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    Not a problem... The lights will kill the humidity to a degree yes, so will the screen top you have, its kind of a catch 22 with that setup, you cant really cover up the screen top because then it ends up dry with no airflow. A humidifier should help. What wattage bulb are you running? Even in that cage (how tall is it overall?) you could on one side add enough substrate and semi burry one of the logs so its like a little burrow, put wet moss inside it and soak the substrate on that end, that should provide a nice humid hide for him without the need to waste energy digging. Another way to naturally boost the humidity would be to put the water dish near the heat source.
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