Humidity constant around 92. Safe?
Posted: Tue Oct 31, 2017 1:47 pm
I know that humidity is supposed to be 80-85. My hermits were a rescue and at first I kept lifting the lid to relieve some of it but I would forget and come back to 65% 
so I started just leaving it and they seem active and fine, I guess. Lol. They were rescued and to be honest I knew nothing before I got these guys. Is 92 bad? I mean I could possibly take the moss put out and maybe that will drop it just a little. I would hate to do that tho because my big guy loves it up there. Lol. Everything in my 29g tank is according to this site. 10 inch sub (sand/we mix) fresh and salt water pools both with dechlorinated water and instant ocean in salt, about 15 shells for 2 crabs!!!! I feed them fresh food everyday and they get dried bloodworms, there is a shell at all times with organic peanut butter, and organic unprocessed honey (which oddly they never seem to touch the honey.), I keep a dry shell of crushednuts and Cheerios (I'm currently waiting on my sample pack from one of the sites of here so soon they will be eating better) lol. So, is the humidity ok???? Do I need to figure something out?? Another quick thing just to make sure. If I have both pools I keep take both my water bowls out and they will drink from pools right??? I want more space to put another hide or maybe more plants but wont take them out if they need them of course. TIA this site is AMAZING
so I started just leaving it and they seem active and fine, I guess. Lol. They were rescued and to be honest I knew nothing before I got these guys. Is 92 bad? I mean I could possibly take the moss put out and maybe that will drop it just a little. I would hate to do that tho because my big guy loves it up there. Lol. Everything in my 29g tank is according to this site. 10 inch sub (sand/we mix) fresh and salt water pools both with dechlorinated water and instant ocean in salt, about 15 shells for 2 crabs!!!! I feed them fresh food everyday and they get dried bloodworms, there is a shell at all times with organic peanut butter, and organic unprocessed honey (which oddly they never seem to touch the honey.), I keep a dry shell of crushednuts and Cheerios (I'm currently waiting on my sample pack from one of the sites of here so soon they will be eating better) lol. So, is the humidity ok???? Do I need to figure something out?? Another quick thing just to make sure. If I have both pools I keep take both my water bowls out and they will drink from pools right??? I want more space to put another hide or maybe more plants but wont take them out if they need them of course. TIA this site is AMAZING
Like Crazycrab mentioned - mold can grow quick in new crabitats - but please know mold doesn't hurt the crabs - it can only be harmful to us