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    I'd guess she's still dry - it's hard to have a humid environment with paper towel or newspaper as substrate and not have the paper turn into a sopping wet mess.

    Try adding a second water bowl or a damp sponge in a shallow dish or zip-lock plastic container. The sponge provides a lot of surface area for evaporation which helps keep the humidity up.

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