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33% Humidity
I've read that corns can thrive at the household humidity but the changing of the seasons has dropped my apartment's humidity down to 33%. Is this too low? Should I try to keep it above 40%? Or do I only need to bump it up during shed? Thanks.
-Dennis
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Re: 33% Humidity
 Originally Posted by missi182
Far too low. You need a minimum of 50 percent in the enclosure. You bp will NOT thrive on low humidity because it will not shed properly. Poor sheds can result in a number of problems if not treated. I use a humidifier next to the tank, and a bowl of damp sphagnum moss in the enclosure. Make sure the top of your tank is covered about 3/4, and a nice wide water bowl helps too.
This may be so for balls, but corns, the snake the OP inquired about, are fine at lower humidities such as 33%.
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Re: 33% Humidity
yup they do well with lower humidities.
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Re: 33% Humidity
Thanks everyone.
And Missi, no worries at all! I also own a Ball Python which was why I was asking the question in the first place. Seeing the 33% humidity freaked me out as I am used to the needs of a BP. : )
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Re: 33% Humidity
Should be fine. If you get a bad shed or something, you can always add a humid hide.
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