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An exoterra is fine for an avic if that's what you want to use. But don't consider humidity at all when keeping avics. Give her a large water dish and keep it full, it will provide all the humidity an Avic needs. I do that, and make it rain for mine every great once in awhile, like every 4 or 5 months, as a simulated rainfall, and they all do fine. I've lost one Avic out of 7 that I've raised from slings, and she was always smaller than the other two versis and and never ate much. I would be careful of making rain in an exoterra, because the cross ventilation blows, and it may very well mold. Also, those fine mesh screen tops are crap for spiders. They WILL get hung up in them. Hope this helped.no need to get all bent out of shape i was just trying to make a point on my side of the discussion.... and as far as keeping the humidity right i just meant that i know they do better in high humidity so in a larger enclosure you need to keep a better eye on it because they can fluctuate so fast that's all