How to use CHE without drying the enclosure?

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As winter comes my house is starting to get cold, right now I use a red lamp during the day and close at night, night temperatures are 73 which is too low. I have been thinking about useing a CHE but that would just dry out the enclosure, I keep my BP in a 120 gallon so it will be very hard to keep the humidity up, right now is just above 50, after CHE it’s probably going to be 30. Is there a way too keep humidity while keeping heat?

A 120-gal glass tank will take a bit of work and modifying to get it set up correctly, compared to maintaining a PVC enclosure. I have a 120-gal aquarium with home-built plexiglass tops that have a few ventilation holes each, so that heat and humidity stays in it. Heat is done with two large UTH's (once set at 80*F, the other at 90*F) and in the winter months I use two deep heat projectors (DHP's) to bump up the ambient temp since the radiation will penetrate plexiglass and heat objects in the tank. I have a carpet python in it and he likes to perch/bask on driftwood set up under the DHP's.