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<blockquote data-quote="jtrux" data-source="post: 2282" data-attributes="member: 388"><p>Just to add to the humidity topic. Over the years I found myself dumping tons of water in an enclosure to keep humidity up and I didn't like it. Tried larger water bowls, live plants, all sorts of stupid crap and the only thing I have found that makes me happy is a simple and cheap humidifer. Buy a 30 dollar humidifer, modify it to except some pvc if it doesn't already and route it where you need it. you can get creative with ball valves and such to adjust flow if you have multiple "heads" to several enclosures to vary humidity to different species. Something i've daydreamed of would be to to have a plywood box, let's say 4' wide by 2' deep by 2' tall and seal it up pretty good with an acrylic front and stick all the humidity loving T's inside with appropriately vented containers and just route one humidifer to it. It's probably been done so I guess I won't be accepting any creative enclosure of the year awards but if anyone has a larger selection of tropical T's this would be a good idea.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jtrux, post: 2282, member: 388"] Just to add to the humidity topic. Over the years I found myself dumping tons of water in an enclosure to keep humidity up and I didn't like it. Tried larger water bowls, live plants, all sorts of stupid crap and the only thing I have found that makes me happy is a simple and cheap humidifer. Buy a 30 dollar humidifer, modify it to except some pvc if it doesn't already and route it where you need it. you can get creative with ball valves and such to adjust flow if you have multiple "heads" to several enclosures to vary humidity to different species. Something i've daydreamed of would be to to have a plywood box, let's say 4' wide by 2' deep by 2' tall and seal it up pretty good with an acrylic front and stick all the humidity loving T's inside with appropriately vented containers and just route one humidifer to it. It's probably been done so I guess I won't be accepting any creative enclosure of the year awards but if anyone has a larger selection of tropical T's this would be a good idea. [/QUOTE]
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