I would start out by checking the humidity levels in the room where you keep your setup. If it's low to begin with then spraying or other techniques may not help you out too much. Investing in a good "space" humidifier will help you with bringing your overall levels up.Originally Posted by VesuviusVicki
Is there a good product available to help keep humidity? I am at work all day and I just can not seem to keep humidity. I covered part of the tank with cardboard, but have yet to seal it in completely. When I get home I spray but that seems to only last about an hour or two.
Sorry I ask so many questions but you guys are so informative.
Additional things you could try is using a larger water bowl and placing it in close proximity to your heat source. If you are using a CHE or similar device, consider switching to a reliable belly heat source controlled by a thermostat.
If you need further help with setting up a tank, check out the sticky in the husbandry forum
[How-to]Setup a glass tank.
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