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    Definitely a description of your set up would help us help you. And as mentioned above, there are many ways other then spraying to boost humidity. Me personally, I have four tanks. And right next to them a very large humidifier set to 50%. It’s a whole house model. I live in a 1450sq ft condo and it is big enough for that. Plus it helps with my daughters health issues and mine also. Not to mention the heat in the winter knocks my home humidity into the teens. I have most the top area of all my tanks covered with acrylic and when they go into shed I add sphagnum moss. I’ve used big humidifiers since I started keeping in the early nineties. It’s just always been easier for me that way. Plus you can always boost with repti chip or coco husk type substrates. Let us know about your whole set up including the room it’s in.
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