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    Re: Milksnakes and Corns

    Quote Originally Posted by L.West View Post
    Oh okay. I thought I read that corns and milks can get respiratory infections very easily from too high of humidity so I took it out once I seen the condensation.

    I will definitely get the meters for their tubs. I need the peace of mind knowing things are exactly where they need them to be.
    all snakes (that i know of) can get an RI if the humidity is too high in combination with low temperatures. since corns need lower temperatures, the humidity needs to stay lower to avoid an RI. (sidenote: i am no expert)

    as long as that condensation dissipates it will be fine. a jump in humidity for a day is not going to cause any adverse effects.
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