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Humidity and Substrate Issues
Hi guys,
So this may seem like a stupid question and/or may seem apparent that I'm doing something wrong, but let me know anyway. So I use cypress mulch in my JCP tank. And being that I have a JCP i usually try to keep the humidity somewhere between 60 and 80% humidity, 60 for regular days and around 80 for shedding. I use a cool mist humidifier with a tube that runs along the middle of the tank which means that towards the middle the mulch can get really wet. I don't want this, but I have yet to come up with a way to catch the droplets that form on the tubing. If you guys have any suggestions or alternatives I'd much appreciate hearing them. Also because it gets hot where I live and we end up getting small flies in my home (I hate it but I cant avoid it), I wanted to either change out the substrate so its not always moist, and the furniture to plastic so mold doesn't form and bugs dont breed. Or even a tank that just doesn't have a mesh top to where small bugs can get in. If anyone has had these problems or has any suggestions they're greatly appreciated. I just want to give her the healthiest home I can. Thnx
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