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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ratmosphere" data-source="post: 238545" data-attributes="member: 4031">When condensation shows up like that, it is likely at 100% humidity which is very high even for this moisture dependent species. Here are some other users opinions about condensation on walls in T. stirmi enclosures. "The big killer of T.stirmi from what I have been told is a lack of ventilation.. If there is condensation on the side you need to increase the air flow a little.." -14pokies from AB"Having condensation on the sides is a sure indicator that - 1)the holes are not enough =lack of sufficient ventilation." -TarantulaArvind from AB</blockquote>