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maiden_canada
10-31-03, 07:29 PM
hey ive had my bp for 6weeks or so and his last 2 sheds were good, but i got a humidistat/thermomter kinda thing and it shows the humidity at 60 when i spray down the cage, but it drops 20-25 after about an hour. hes in an aquarium i know they're **** for humidity but what can i do to raise it? he is on paper towel, has a large water dish and i covered half of the lid with a bath towel.

Thanks,
Clarke

Jeff_Favelle
10-31-03, 08:53 PM
Cover the whole lid. Screens suck. Always have, always will.

daver676
10-31-03, 09:57 PM
Get that bathtowel nice and damp, then cover it with tinfoil. Should get the humidity up for a few days, then repeat.

David Kwok
11-01-03, 05:54 PM
If you use a bathtowel, make sure you wash it every week with a disinfectant and let it dry out. If not, you will have a bacteria pit....

Dave

maiden_canada
11-01-03, 05:56 PM
screw this, im getting a rubbermaid. anyone have a suggestion size rubbermaid for a 20'' BP?

Jeff_Favelle
11-01-03, 08:15 PM
11.4L Rubbermaid for a few months and then move to a 26.4L Rubbermaid for another few months.

Jo060
11-01-03, 09:22 PM
U can use a washcloth and get that wet as they sed above....But make it into a ball, and put it near where ur snake stays most of the time. They way the humid. will be near him...and if he must he can rub against it!

Yanis
11-02-03, 09:45 AM
Put the water bowl of your terrarium on the heat mat or rope.The water of your bowl will evaporate and incrase humidity of tour terrarium

liltattyprinces
11-04-03, 08:41 AM
i use a damp hide i take a disposable plastic flower pot and use some of that coconut fibe stuff i get at the hydroponics shop it comes in bricks and get that nice and damp it seems to work great for now until i can get everyone switched into sterilite containers

Laura-Lee L

Syco
11-04-03, 09:08 AM
Rubbermaids are the way to go :thumbsup: All of mine are in rubbermaids and they have never had a bad shed. Aquariums are nice to look at and fun to decorate, but they really suck on the humidity thing. Rubbermaids are easier to keep clean too! That's always a plus :D