Got it, that actually makes a lot of sense. When thinking about this I hadn't even considered the fact that I would be opening it daily for feeding soaking and cleaning as a means for air exchange. Definitely get it now!
The thing I'm most confused about is the "closed chamber" enclosure. Does it not need some kind of ventilation to prevent stagnant air and mold? If so how much ventilation is the correct amount of ventilation to maintain the balance between maximum humidity and necessary airflow?
-J
In the research stages of building a tort enclosure for a cherry head. I've read that they are sensitive to directed heat and that a generally higher enclosure temperature of 80-90 is preferred rather than a specific basking spot as to prevent pyramiding.
So, it seems like CHEs are definitely...