Quote Originally Posted by Finnsmom View Post
I'm sorry I felt that some people were being rude.
I'm just trying to do the best for him and I don't want to mess up.
I've ordered the PAM. Hopefully it arrives tomorrow. If so, I plan on spraying his tank when I get home from work. But I have a question about that- (I'll attach a pic of the tank)
But I have the spahgnum moss scattered in there, his 2 hides, reptibark on the bottom, a climby thing and his water dish. I know I need to take him and the water dish out- but should I take anything else out? Or can the rest be sprayed with the PAM? I just want to make sure the moss won't soak it up and then harm him...
Thanks.
And if anyone could give me any tips on keeping humidity up. That would be appreciated. I read that the moss would help- but it didn't keep it up. Only for about 30 min. I know if I keep misting the tank, that helps. But I also know that if it's to damp that they can get scale rot. And I certainly don't want that too. :/



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Do you have a humidity gauge? If you manually spray the viv, I doubt you'll get it too damp. I use a humidifier myself, but if thats not an option for you, sponges, another water bowl, and plenty of spraying will all help significantly. Good luck!

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Quote Originally Posted by Finnsmom View Post
I'm sorry I felt that some people were being rude.
I'm just trying to do the best for him and I don't want to mess up.
I've ordered the PAM. Hopefully it arrives tomorrow. If so, I plan on spraying his tank when I get home from work. But I have a question about that- (I'll attach a pic of the tank)
But I have the spahgnum moss scattered in there, his 2 hides, reptibark on the bottom, a climby thing and his water dish. I know I need to take him and the water dish out- but should I take anything else out? Or can the rest be sprayed with the PAM? I just want to make sure the moss won't soak it up and then harm him...
Thanks.
And if anyone could give me any tips on keeping humidity up. That would be appreciated. I read that the moss would help- but it didn't keep it up. Only for about 30 min. I know if I keep misting the tank, that helps. But I also know that if it's to damp that they can get scale rot. And I certainly don't want that too. :/



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Do you have a humidity gauge? If you manually spray the viv, I doubt you'll get it too damp. I use a humidifier myself, but if thats not an option for you, sponges, another water bowl, and plenty of spraying will all help significantly. Good luck!