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Thread: humidity in tub

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    humidity in tub

    so i got all my snakes in tubs now and i made all the holes for ventilation. but now i have a problem of my humity likes to stay up in the 70's. what can i do? should i put a few holes on the top lid? or what?

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    Re: humidity in tub

    A few more holes in the side should help. Is your water dish over the heat supply? If so, move it and that may help.

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    Re: humidity in tub

    umm what range do you want it in?

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    Re: humidity in tub

    i actually have the water dish right of front holding the thermometer against the wall. so the space heater. right now i have six holes in front two on each side and three in the back.

    i want it in between 55-65% and ill be very happy.

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    Re: humidity in tub

    so i guess i can either pull the water dish more in the middle of the tub and velcro the thermometer to the front of the tub, or try putting more holes.

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    Re: humidity in tub

    put like 2 more holes and make them a little bigger can you post pics?

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    Re: humidity in tub

    no pics at the moment. im going to try putting two more holes on each side and see what happens.

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    Re: humidity in tub

    My humidity is general always in the 60-70% range, since its like that everywhere in south FL. Snakes are doing fine.

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