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    Re: Tank size questions

    Quote Originally Posted by ckenney35 View Post
    Then what would be the best thing to do to regulate humidity till then...mist every few hours or get a misting systemSent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk
    It is not impossible to maintain humidity in a tank. I keep my only BP in a 40 gallon (I think?). I regulate humidity by keeping his water bowl full and covering the screen lid. The screen is covered in several layers of tin foil and tape (NEVER put tape inside the enclosure, this is just on the outside of his screen). It was so effective that I don't have to mist (apart from when he's in shed).

    You can also get a coconut-based substrate like repti-chip or eco earth. They hold humidity well.

    It IS POSSIBLE to maintain temps and humidity in a tank, but it is harder sometimes, and if you are okay with spending the money, I'd get a better enclosure.
    Last edited by 55fingers; 08-03-2018 at 09:00 PM.

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