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<blockquote data-quote="Crax" data-source="post: 162465" data-attributes="member: 31160"><p>They do stress my slings and juvies but because they live in the water dish area. Meaning under it, around it, and so forth, it's a problem. But that's what this thread isn't for (discussing matters from another thread). It's to find out if anyone has any ideas how to keep a very dry enclosure somewhat moist for my more moisture dependent species. </p><p></p><p>Extra info:</p><p></p><p>I do keep a humidifier and some days I jack it up to 60 percent humidity 2 times a week (mon och fri) with 2 fans on it to circulate the air in the room but the other 5 days, keep 40 percent humidity. Like I said before, it's winter here. You feel like a dehydrated mummy just from walking to and from the store. </p><p></p><p>I also keep 26c during the day because I have mostly slings and juvies and drop it to 25c during the night. </p><p></p><p>What I'm getting at, those factors above are what lets the s.tails thrive. With or without, a moist enclosure. </p><p></p><p>What I would love to do is get rid of them but that's not going to happen too soon. Will be another massive rehouse project come summer. </p><p></p><p>Back on subject: I want to be able to not be so dependent on my humidifier. That's why I actually started this thread.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crax, post: 162465, member: 31160"] They do stress my slings and juvies but because they live in the water dish area. Meaning under it, around it, and so forth, it's a problem. But that's what this thread isn't for (discussing matters from another thread). It's to find out if anyone has any ideas how to keep a very dry enclosure somewhat moist for my more moisture dependent species. Extra info: I do keep a humidifier and some days I jack it up to 60 percent humidity 2 times a week (mon och fri) with 2 fans on it to circulate the air in the room but the other 5 days, keep 40 percent humidity. Like I said before, it's winter here. You feel like a dehydrated mummy just from walking to and from the store. I also keep 26c during the day because I have mostly slings and juvies and drop it to 25c during the night. What I'm getting at, those factors above are what lets the s.tails thrive. With or without, a moist enclosure. What I would love to do is get rid of them but that's not going to happen too soon. Will be another massive rehouse project come summer. Back on subject: I want to be able to not be so dependent on my humidifier. That's why I actually started this thread. [/QUOTE]
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