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    Re: Milksnakes and Corns

    Quote Originally Posted by L.West View Post
    I got the spaghum moss wet and then rung it out but it created condensation in the my tubs so I panic'd and removed it.

    I don't keep hygrometers in my tubs due to the small space but I am thinking about ordering those small meters from reptile basics that you just put the probe inside the tub. So far, my snakes have all had one piece sheds without any help from me in the form of messing with their humidity but with these frigid outside temps we are having my house heat is turned up to 75 degrees for the snakes benefit and it drys things out.
    a hygrometer will give you peace of mind in times like this, so i think it'd be beneficial to get them. as long as the moss is not dripping/sopping wet it will be fine to keep in the tub. it might create a bit of condensation in the area where it's placed but that's nothing to worry about and should go away.
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