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    Re: Milksnakes and Corns

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    What humidity level is ideal for corns/milk snakes?? I know they say regular household humidity but in the winter that can be as low as 16% to 20% in my house.

    I struggle with adding spaghum moss to bring up the humidity and then worry it may be too much and harm them.
    idk about milk snakes, but i try to keep Corny around 35%. Corn snakes don't really have a specific humidity requirement except for some misting during sheds, but i don't like it getting too low. tho i probably wouldn't go over 50% unless he's in shed.

    with the sphagnum moss: start with a small amount and add as you need to. i don't think sphagnum moss will raise the humidity enough to cause any issues.
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