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I've got a question about humidity!

stormi

stormi

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okay..now... I've been misting my snakes cage and making sure his cage was covered and at the right temp....but it doesn't seem to be getting humid..is there any thing else i sould or shouldn't do?..
pls help :shrugs:
 
Unless he's going to shed, you don't need to really worry about humidity, especially living where you do (this time of year anyway). Do you have a hygrometer? If not, you should get one, they're cheap.

Too much humidity can lead to a whole lot of problems, so I'd lay off unless he's going to shed. Also, do a search on this forum (search function is on the menu at the top of this page underneath where it says "welcome stormi") and you'll find more info
 
TrpnBils said:
Unless he's going to shed, you don't need to really worry about humidity, especially living where you do (this time of year anyway). Do you have a hygrometer? If not, you should get one, they're cheap.

Too much humidity can lead to a whole lot of problems, so I'd lay off unless he's going to shed. Also, do a search on this forum (search function is on the menu at the top of this page underneath where it says "welcome stormi") and you'll find more info
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thanks 4 all that info..and i didnt know about the ''search function''..what a newb i am :cry: :grin01: :crazy02:
 
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