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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Whitelightning777" data-source="post: 131395" data-attributes="member: 26980">It doesn't hit into the 90s, just usually between 75 to 85. I check it twice a day but most of the time it's okay. Adjustments are mostly just adding moisture to areas that look to dry and maybe slightly increasing our decreasing the heat. The main reason I check it that frequently is that the optimum conditions are sharply defined. By contrast, if my Pamphobeteus machala gets a bit too warm, to cold, lower humidity I'll usually get around to fixing it in a day or so.  The water dish is always full however.With T stirmi, it's like I'm gonna change this now and I'll call work and let them know I might be a half hour late if necessary.</blockquote>