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    Re: Hot hide humidity

    Quote Originally Posted by Homebody View Post
    Regulating humidity is tough. It depends on the type of substrate you're using; how much water you add to it; how much ventilation your enclosure has; the humidity in the room; how the room humidity changes from day to night, from season to season. Shoot for an average of 60%, but it's going to vary. Monitor it, as you are doing, but don't react to every bump or dip. Watch out for low humidity when your snake is in shed, and don't let high humidity persist. Sorry, but that general advice is the best I can give you.
    For sure. Summer is harder cause of AC. But, I find that if warm hide humidity is up, I don’t have to stress about the overall humidity. Low isn’t an issue. I mix substrate one time every 7 days with water, maybe more. But I place moss on the logs and spray it as needed if humidity needs a bump.

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