Humity won't go above 70%
Humity won't go above 70%
I havent able to get my tank humity above 70% 71% max I have plastic rap on the top cover and a towel over that I fog and spritz my tank everyday but nothing
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Re: Humity won't go above 70%
Hi, here are a few suggestions:
-try a moss pit
-try bubblers in your pools
Make sure your substrate is nice and damp!
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Re: Humity won't go above 70%
Is it enclosed in glass on all sides? Bubbler pools are the best way to keep high consistent humidity.
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Is your hygrometer calibrated?
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Try glass lids. Imo, they keep the moisture in so much better!
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Re: Humity won't go above 70%
We had a heck of a time at first as well. Do you have the towels under the wrap on the lid? Also, do you spray the towels to keep them damp? We keep a spritzer bottle next to the tank filled with bottled water and at random if the humidity isn't keeping steady well spray the paper towels on top, put the wrap back on top and we sit comfortably at 85/85ish.
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Re: Humity won't go above 70%
I have moss in all corners of the tank and the substrate feels damp. I dont have a bubbler yet would you recommend any?HappyHermit0916 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 08, 2020 6:14 pmHi, here are a few suggestions:
-try a moss pit
-try bubblers in your pools
Make sure your substrate is nice and damp!
Hope this helped!!!
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I dont have towels under the rap but that sounds like a good idea thank you.Beckanai wrote: ↑Fri Oct 09, 2020 8:24 amWe had a heck of a time at first as well. Do you have the towels under the wrap on the lid? Also, do you spray the towels to keep them damp? We keep a spritzer bottle next to the tank filled with bottled water and at random if the humidity isn't keeping steady well spray the paper towels on top, put the wrap back on top and we sit comfortably at 85/85ish.
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I'm not sure honestly.JoeHermits wrote: ↑Thu Oct 08, 2020 7:37 pmIs your hygrometer calibrated?
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viewtopic.php?f=26&t=92540Manny 223 wrote: I'm not sure honestly.
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Thanks for sharing that link it was a lot of help ill give it a try.CrabbyLover77 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 11, 2020 11:02 amviewtopic.php?f=26&t=92540
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Press n seal works better than saran wrap. You could also use gallon sized ziploc bags and duct tape them together. That might work better also.
Press n seal works better than saran wrap. You could also use gallon sized ziploc bags and duct tape them together. That might work better also.
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Yw!!Manny 223 wrote: Thanks for sharing that link it was a lot of help ill give it a try.
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I got an electric meter today and my humity was at 91% but it's going down now back to 80%
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Make sure to calibrate that hygrometer too. 80%+ is a good place to be.Manny 223 wrote: I got an electric meter today and my humity was at 91% but it's going down now back to 80%
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