Mister/fogger

[MJ_Bosley]

So, I mist my terrarium 3 times a day to keep the humidity steady because I live in a very dry place. This is no problem for me now, but once I get a new job and the next semester starts, I won't be able to mist it at lunch time. I was wondering if I spend the 70 dollars on the reptifogger if it will work well. It is usually 20% - 30% humidity, inside and outside, during the summer and drops a bit during winter. Do you think the fogger will make it too humid, wet, or foggy, or will it be good? I have put a large water bowl in, and even covered half the lid with a thin, clear plastic cover, sometimes the whole lid with a clean towl, but the humidity still drops because of the naturally dry climate. What do you think?

[Jeanne]

Reptifoggers are expensive and dont work long at all. Go to bed bath n beyond use 50% of coupon online or amazon, find cool most humidifier.. its tear drop shaped.. add tubing, route to cage. I use a fish tank timer that is used for multiple pumps so mine runs 4x a day, for 15 mins... tubing can b bought at home depot or lowes tht fits tight into top cap of humidifier..

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[MJ_Bosley]

Reptifoggers are expensive and dont work long at all. Go to bed bath n beyond use 50% of coupon online or amazon, find cool most humidifier.. its tear drop shaped.. add tubing, route to cage. I use a fish tank timer that is used for multiple pumps so mine runs 4x a day, for 15 mins... tubing can b bought at home depot or lowes tht fits tight into top cap of humidifier..

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Thank you so much