Humidity

Posted by Scott on June 21, 2002 at 08:30:41:

In Reply to: How do you manage to keep the humidity up? posted by eyespy on June 21, 2002 at 02:21:58:

The Reptarium line includes what they call a softray. It is a plastic liner that goes part way over the habitat (about two inches extended over the frame). If one places three, two on either side and one on the back, as well as one on the bottom humidity levels can be quite high infact. Many herpers use a humidifier to ubtain proper levels. You may also simply spray down the interior several times a day. Depending on where you are, this becomes more important during the dry winter months. The pet supply market also sells many foggers, misters, and even waterfalls that all help in this matter.

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: The Reptarium line includes what they call a softray. It is a plastic liner that goes part way over the habitat (about two inches extended over the frame). If one places three, two on either side and one on the back, as well as one on the bottom humidity levels can be quite high infact. Many herpers use a humidifier to ubtain proper levels. You may also simply spray down the interior several times a day. Depending on where you are, this becomes more important during the dry winter months. The pet supply market also sells many foggers, misters, and even waterfalls that all help in this matter.

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