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hei everyone,
here in norway we have very dry air.
at the moment the weather is starting to cool back down so i have started using my heat mats again.
i only use them on the side walls of my set ups. but i have a new exo terra 30x30 set up for one of my big girls and the problem is i cant keep the humidity up. its always around 45.
its a 30x30 glass with a full mesh top.
i use a full 6 inches of coconut husk fibre floor, a good size water bowl and mist reguly.
i have tried sealing of half the mesh top but stil i can only get about 50--55 humidity.
where do you draw the line regarding sacrificing ventilation for humidity?
here in norway we have very dry air.
at the moment the weather is starting to cool back down so i have started using my heat mats again.
i only use them on the side walls of my set ups. but i have a new exo terra 30x30 set up for one of my big girls and the problem is i cant keep the humidity up. its always around 45.
its a 30x30 glass with a full mesh top.
i use a full 6 inches of coconut husk fibre floor, a good size water bowl and mist reguly.
i have tried sealing of half the mesh top but stil i can only get about 50--55 humidity.
where do you draw the line regarding sacrificing ventilation for humidity?
