Humidity

[alex_ornelas]

What is the best product that will last and keep the humidity up?

 

[DeanS]

Depends how your set-up is...give us some details on how you're keeping em!

 

[alex_ornelas]

Closed enclosure with orchid bark as substrate (i couldn't find any coco coir that wasn't non toxic) its an 18X36 glass terarrium

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I also use the ceramic heating elemnt and a mercaty vapor bulb i have yet to buy a thermometer but the hydro or what ever that meeter is called is at 70% when i spray it down

 

[DeanS]

Drill a hole in one spot and run the tube for your new REPTI FOGGER. Just make sure you're using bottled water to fill the bottle...as you wouldn't wanna deal with hard water deposits! Also...that's a REALLY small area for any sulcata. If you only keep one...and it doesn't grow too fast...you can keep it for a year or so...presuming you have a hatchling! How old/big is it?

 

[alex_ornelas]

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This is oliver

 

[mike taylor]

Nice looking tort! I use a repti fogger works great! I even have holes in the top of the enclosure .

 

[prelyt]

Use distilled water only in your repti fogger, I used tap water and the mineral deposits ruined the fan inside of it. Zoo med is an awesome company though, they sent me a new fan and my repti fogger has worked flawlessly since.

 

[alex_ornelas]

Awesome thank you

 

[Evy]

I made mine from a humidifier which is cheaper and I love the fact that I don't have to worry about changing water everyday. It's usually on for 2-3 hours everyday.
it's on top of the shelf. From one hole to two PVC tubes for 3 outputs.
I hope this helps [SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH]

 

[alex_ornelas]

Awesome idea what did you use for tubing pvc pipes?

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Oh u said pvc lol thanks for the idea

 

[Evy]

Yes, PVC