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    Tank size questions

    Quote Originally Posted by ckenney35 View Post
    There is substrate in the tank I just bought some moss to put in tank cause I'm having trouble keeping humidity around 60% and I have 2 thermometers and humidity gauge already. Why would I need a smaller water dish? The large one should also help with humidity.

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    Yes, tanks are VERY difficult to maintain humidity in. You would have a much better time in a tub. I realize you have substrate in the tank, just listing things you would need for a tub setup. It really is MUCH easier to maintain temps and humidity in a tub, hence the smaller dish for a smaller space. Are you using a thermoSTAT in addition to a thermoMETER? If not I would get one ASAP. Unregulated heat sources are a recipe for burns.


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