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So I know they are suppose to have below 30% or so,but sadly my place at night is quite humid. His cage will get up to 80% or so, any tricks to cut that down or what? Any ideas would be very helpful.
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Humidity?
- Thread starter CitrusStoli
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Id get a dehumidifier and put it in the same room as your BD. Thats about the only way you will be able to controle it if you live in a humid climate.
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As Brett said, think that going to be the only way for you to solve the problem. Luckily here in the UK we dont have that problem x
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I figured as much, I needed it anyway. Guess that's what I get for a 4th floor apartment. Guess it's time to start shopping.
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what size is your cage also and what is the temp on your basking spot and cool side
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and you can find a good humidifier on ebay for cheap
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i am having the same thing on mine sorry to hyjack you question citrusStoli mine get to 40 right now so i turn my dehumidifier on in my bedroom that i put closer to the door hoping it helps i usinlty just use at night but i noctice it was high so i turned it on it usully take it down to 37 but i know it still high but i can't move the dehumidifier in the same room because of my health i have to use it at night
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mine ranges from 30-40 so i guess as long as it is some where in that rang bouncer it should be good
