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Old 06-14-13, 08:52 PM   #8
ErikBush97
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Re: Tub Problems...

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Originally Posted by mikoh4792 View Post
You are telling me things I already know. I have already pointed that fact out to other members here. However, speaking from experience a damp/wet tub is a humid tub. Tubs are usually short in height and the humidity inside a damp/wet tub will be drastically higher than the humidity in a damp/wet enclosure/tank. With that quarter sized hole as his only ventilation in his tub, a damp/wet environment will not keep his enclosure at 50-60%, it will be much higher.

Edit: I don't understand why you mentioned it being easier to keep humidity in warmer air than in colder air. It doesn't further your argument. Snake tubs/enclosures will be warm, therefore more humidity. You combine warm air, water bowl, damp/wet environment and you have a very humid enclosure. A little too humid for his type of snake, and most likely more humid than his analog humidity/thermometers are reading.
The one I have now is WAY bigger than a quarter. I was saying I could buy smaller vents and line them up on the side of the tub.
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