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<blockquote data-quote="krazybob" data-source="post: 172720" data-attributes="member: 32389"><p>I have a water dish in with my Albopilosum but i dont mist or water the substrate at all humidity in enclosure is 70 % at all times. Should i mist inside or keep it dry asking just incase of molting problems or water drinking in general....never seen my T drink from water dish .i know its a newbie question but i am still new with it all everyones opinions welcome</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="krazybob, post: 172720, member: 32389"] I have a water dish in with my Albopilosum but i dont mist or water the substrate at all humidity in enclosure is 70 % at all times. Should i mist inside or keep it dry asking just incase of molting problems or water drinking in general....never seen my T drink from water dish .i know its a newbie question but i am still new with it all everyones opinions welcome [/QUOTE]
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