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**DaemoNox** · 12-27-07, 04:23 AM

The humidity gauges on some of my digital thermometers are all stuck at 33% humidity, I don't trust them. Personally I don't even bother with humidity, mist now and then especially when in shed; if the snake sheds fine your good. You can also make a humid hide, just take a small plastic container with a lid and cut a hole in it, filling it with damp moss or something. That allows him to regulate his humidity and its so much easier then trying to maintain a constant percent in the entire enclosure. What substrate are you using?

12-27-07, 04:23 AM	#2 (permalink)
DaemoNox Moderator Join Date: Sep-2004 Location: Minnesota Posts: 199	Re: Maintaining Humidity The humidity gauges on some of my digital thermometers are all stuck at 33% humidity, I don't trust them. Personally I don't even bother with humidity, mist now and then especially when in shed; if the snake sheds fine your good. You can also make a humid hide, just take a small plastic container with a lid and cut a hole in it, filling it with damp moss or something. That allows him to regulate his humidity and its so much easier then trying to maintain a constant percent in the entire enclosure. What substrate are you using?