Quote Originally Posted by Snagrio View Post
Having a humidity box helps too.

Like the OP I've been having humidity issues since my banana boy is in a 30 gal setup (will aquire a proper PVC enclosure when he's older) and have utilized a soaking strategy with the coco fiber/spagnum substrate. But just to make absolutely sure there's a spot where he can always get moisture if things get too dry at any point I leave a humidity box in at all times with wet (but not waterlogged) moss inside.

I've already seen him use it several times so it's clear he appreciates the gesture, albeit maybe a little too much as he left a huge dump inside it once and the whole basement subsequently stunk to high heaven.

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I do this method as well while waiting on my Animal Plastics enclosure to get here. Spagnum moss covering his third hide on the cool side. The humidity in there is about 10-20% higher than the rest of the enclosure, so he can get in there if needed. This is a quick fix but doesn't eliminate the need to mist still. As other's have said, def look into a PVC enclosure. I also used tin foil with duct table on my screen cover which helped a lot.