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    Re: Humidity too high?

    Quote Originally Posted by ChasingSunraee View Post
    no, I didn’t. I put the forest floor in as and I let the eco earth sit in water for about an hour and then squeezed all excess water out and put in the tank, same with the moss
    Squizzing the excess water is not enough it needs to dry out bit, otherwise it is to wet making your humidity spike which can lead to respiratory issue but something damp can also lead to scale rot issue.
    Deborah Stewart


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