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#213062
Djm4life666
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whats the easiest way to keep your humidity Up? i cant seem to do it. The humidifyer i have ikeep it on and its not really working, humidity is been only 30 humidity.
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01/04/05 5:17pm
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#213068
Tito310
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Message To: Djm4life666 In reference to Message Id: 213062
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u can spray the tank 1 or 2 times a day
or there are some other ways
like takin a bottle and pokin holes in the bottom then puttin some newspaper under the holes then fill it wit water and put it on top of the screen let it drip into a trap.
ive never done this but i read it on a care sheet
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01/04/05 5:24pm
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#213090
Roachey56
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Message To: Djm4life666 In reference to Message Id: 213062
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stop using an aquarium (use sterilites/rubbermaids, or a homemade cage)
dont use heat lamps (use heat pads, flex watt or radiant heat panels)
use cypress mulch
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01/04/05 5:47pm
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#213166
Djm4life666
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Message To: Roachey56 In reference to Message Id: 213090
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TITo thanks for the idea - and roachy wants wrong with heat lamps i need 1. and i cant change the aquarium cage i just bought it and im using it. but thanks for the advice.
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01/04/05 6:51pm
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#213170
Eunectes4
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Message To: Djm4life666 In reference to Message Id: 213166
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heat lamps are great for drying out air...get a heat pad and cover your screen top with plastic (leave an inch or so on each side for ventalation)
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01/04/05 6:53pm
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#213188
Djm4life666
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Message To: Eunectes4 In reference to Message Id: 213170
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i cant do that i need a heat lamp for heat even though i have 2 heat pads its still not enough alone my room is stays at 65 but thanks for the advice.
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01/04/05 7:01pm
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#213278
Eunectes4
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Message To: Djm4life666 In reference to Message Id: 213188
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Then cover all of the top except the heat lamp part with plastic...you will still have enough ventalation and it will help with your humidity. You can also put a bowl of damp towels or paper towels over the heat pad.
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01/04/05 7:49pm
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#213352
Djm4life666
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Message To: Eunectes4 In reference to Message Id: 213278
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thank you ...thank you i get it now. can i put a towel over the plastic as well??
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01/04/05 8:45pm
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Eunectes4
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Message To: Djm4life666 In reference to Message Id: 213352
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I would use only plastic unless you mean to just wwight the plastci down. A towel will just absorb the humidity so make sure you use like a garbage bag or some kind of thing plastic on the screen.
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01/04/05 9:20pm
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#213461
Djm4life666
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Message To: Eunectes4 In reference to Message Id: 213401
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i know the plastic is on the screen and the towel is on top of the plastic so it doesnt get to cold.
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01/04/05 10:14pm
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