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    Re: Humidity gauges?

    Quote Originally Posted by Traceur View Post
    Think it'll be okay if I put the humidity gauge on the hot side?
    I have two Accurites in each enclosure. One at either end.

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    Re: Humidity gauges?

    Quote Originally Posted by craigafrechette View Post
    I have two Accurites in each enclosure. One at either end.
    That's common sense if you have two I'd say .,


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    Re: Humidity gauges?

    Quote Originally Posted by craigafrechette View Post
    Accurite. I use them in all my enclosures, 2 in each.
    You can find them online or at Wal-Mart in the outdoor/gardening section. About $10 each.
    Craig how big are your enclosures? Where do you place each one? I only have one and I put it in the middle front .

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    Re: Humidity gauges?

    Quote Originally Posted by Sunnieskys View Post
    Craig how big are your enclosures? Where do you place each one? I only have one and I put it in the middle front .
    40 breeder, 36" Neodesha and 48" homemade.

    They're in slightly different spots in each, depending on layout and how I "decorate". But I try to put them up front in each corner. I use rocks or branches to prop them up, but they get moved and knocked over sometimes anyway.

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    Re: Humidity gauges?

    Quote Originally Posted by Zincubus View Post
    Won't that give a false reading though ??

    I presume somewhere near the middle of the viv , maybe half up the back wall maybe give a fairer reading ?!?


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    I'd only put it on the hot side so I could get a better reading of the temps. I don't know what happened, but the temps were always 90-91 degrees on the hot side when he used to have paper towel substrate. I've been using a temp gun to read my temperatures on both hot and cold sides. But ever since I put his cypress mulch back in, the temp gun has been reading degrees on the hot side from 90-100 degrees. Why is that?
    I always put the temp gun as close to the hot side corner as I can to read the temps. It had always been the same temperature when I had paper towels. But it'll read 88-90 degrees if I don't put the temp gun directly above the corner of the hot side, but if I put it closer, it'll read higher temps.

    Like I said, I tested this with the paper towels and whether or not I recorded the temps from directly above or from just the door of the terrarium, they were both the same. So whenever it reads 94 degrees I always turn it off to let it cool down. Am I using the temp gun wrong or something?
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