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    Re: humidity & CHE

    Welcome...

    ok... cardboard is going to suck humidity... find something that doesn't absorb moisture.

    And CHEs are humidity killers. You can achieve the same temps and better temps with a UTH.

    Basking spot is misnomer, they do not bask. It infers that they need heat from above.

    Give them heat from below and you will be fine.

    Bruce
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