Damp substrate with low humidity..?!?! what....

[FollowTheSun]

HAHA two teenager!

The probe is down by the soil and not under the heat because I know that would make a difference in the readings. I keep the probes near the bps hides. I also, have tarantula slings and I know for them that as long as their substrate is damp I do not have to worry so much about their humidity since they stay near the substrate more, so I am also wondering if that the same for bps.

I'm not the biggest experts on BP here (I only have the two), but I know that with the BP it's important to have the entire thing be humidified, not just the substrate. (and how neat that you keep tarantulas! If I get another critter it would be that!). A lot of people keep their BP in more closed containers especially in dry climates. Also the probe should probably be about halfway up the side of the enclosure.

I have an extoterra enclosure for each of the snakes I own. I have the top covered but not airtight, and those terrariums also have small airholes right below the swing doors. That is enough ventilation for them without letting out all the humidity.