Quote Originally Posted by ride_gnu View Post
Glass tanks can be a pain for humidity and temp.
4) Hamster ball with moist paper towels inside Replace when they dry out)
5) replace your tinfoil on the screen lid with a wet rag or facecloth and keep it wet
I'm pretty sure the two above steps aren't actually good ideas, as they harbor heaps of bacteria. Not 100% sure, but pretty sure

What I do is mist about twice daily with hot water - must be hot, because as you mist it, it cools down. Also, heat lamps zap moisture from the air so that's a big thing to have to get past, especially if the ambient air temp in your room is so low (omg i'd die in that, I keep my ambient room temp at 80 <3 my blanket is more just for cuddling than covering )

Cover the screen on your tank with foil, get some sphagnum moss, and mist if needed. That should pretty much do the trick.

OH, and there's also a substrate called Cypress Mulch that you could try too.