Building a humidifier

[BarelyBreathing]

Here's what I use:

All Living Things® Nibble Bowls - Bowls & Water Bottles - Small Pet - PetSmart

Find them at Petsmart in the small animal section.

[Trollbie]

Originally Posted by BarelyBreathing

Here's what I use:

All Living Things® Nibble Bowls - Bowls & Water Bottles - Small Pet - PetSmart

Find them at Petsmart in the small animal section.

That's too bright for my tank haha. But we used those for our hamster

[snakekid6996]

[Trollbie]

Originally Posted by snakekid6996

That's a really awesome idea! Thanks!!!!!!

[snakekid6996]

np You only have to spray it down once or twice a week to keep humidity around 80%

[Trollbie]

Originally Posted by snakekid6996

np You only have to spray it down once or twice a week to keep humidity around 80%

Where did you buy the plexi glass and how much was it? Yours looks better than the piece of acrylic I have

[snakekid6996]

Originally Posted by Trollbie

Where did you buy the plexi glass and how much was it? Yours looks better than the piece of acrylic I have

I got it at lows. It was only about 10-15 dollars for a piece that was about 25"X25" I think. I had to cut it because my lid was 10"X20"

[Trollbie]

Updated set up.

[Trollbie]

I cannot get enough of his wittle cuteness!

[snakekid6996]

Uggg I wana brb but my new snake is still amazing . I love your tank set up. Willing check out the pics of my new tank I posted and tell me what you think please?? Give me any suggestions or advise you have. thanks

[snakekid6996]

*will you




Llalala

[Trollbie]

I'm practically still a snake noob and you're asking me for suggestions?

[insignia100]

If it were me, I would get a fluorescent strip light and mount it to the underside of a mesh screen lid. Then cover the lid with aluminum foil. That way you have light (including the possibility of full spectrum suitable for plants) as well as a sealed top to keep in the humidity.

[Trollbie]

Originally Posted by insignia100

If it were me, I would get a fluorescent strip light and mount it to the underside of a mesh screen lid. Then cover the lid with aluminum foil. That way you have light (including the possibility of full spectrum suitable for plants) as well as a sealed top to keep in the humidity.

That's also not a bad idea!

[snakekid6996]

Well I'm just a 14 year old kid who has a corn snake and a new boa and you listened to my advise on the lid so im willing to listen to Any ideas you have. Besides you can just give me input on how you think the tank looks and what I could possibly do to make it look better.