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    Re: I need help with humidity control!

    Quote Originally Posted by Zincubus View Post
    Hi ... fear not you will be fine ..

    After many years I’ve settled on a foolproof method of getting a perfect shed each time ..

    I spray their vivs whenever I'm doing water changes and whenever I think about it BUT when mine go into shed I spray the viv EVERY day then as soon as their eyes clear and they get their colour back I start spraying a few times each day ... You'll probably find the messy , rolled up lump of skin UNDER his hide afterwards ) .

    Note they get their colour back and the eyes clear a few days BEFORE the skin actually comes off .



    May I ask what substrate you’re using currently.. ?

    I only use Orchid bark ( maybe called Reptibark over in the states)


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    Thank you so much for replying!
    I use Cypress Mulch, and I do complete substrate change every 4-6 weeks. I found this to bring the humidity up for a short amount of time. I'm very open to switching substrates if that's what you're recommending! Also, I regularly spray down my tank, I have an exo terra glass tank with the metal mesh wiring, which is covered/sealed right now. But I check on my hygrometer around every hour, or when I walk by and shows it to be much lower than wanted. (I'm on summer break atm). And I spray that and I soak the moss in water and set it on his hot hide.
    Last edited by Tisiphone; 07-10-2019 at 02:33 AM. Reason: typo

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