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The last bit of plants.

Not 100% finished. But much more controlled environment.

Atlas is doing great in his new setup. Curious if anyone with genetics experience explain exactly why he has 2 pronounced color traits at all times.

Appreciate it, idk why I put cedar in there, it's supposed to be fir.

My main concern is the fogger at night, it's going to pool up at the bottom, or atleast get very moist. Trying to avoid mold at all cot if possible.

Switching to a greenhouse with planter base. It'll be 36x24x52, need a much larger cage for an Oustaleti. It comes with a liner, and I'm also planning on running a plastic liner under that to prevent moisture buildup in the wood. But my question is the kit recommends using a wood sealant. I'm...

All of the humidity numbers I discussed were without the use of a fogger, I like to get my temps and humidity close first without throwing in a bunch of other variables. I'm a mechanic, you don't want to be just a parts changer, if a headgasket blows, you want to find the root source of the...

I appreciate you explaining further. I'm definitely not as open minded as you thinking about all who access this forum. Hot to me I'm sure means scoudling to someone else, I had not thought of that perspective so I get what you're saying. As for the others that just troll pages assuming everyone...

At this point, you're just D1$$ Head. This forum is Bul!SH1T nowadays.

Every single point on this is incorrect. My hygrometer is at the very top of the cage where the airflow exits. The humidifier is blowing from bottom up exiting through the top. I appreciate the information you gathered from a picture though.

My cage during the day is 50%, at night around 60df it's 65ish% humidity.

Again, not a typical situation. The fogger is being built right now, I'm not arguing anything about how to regularly hydrate. In situations like this where the normal method was not available.

The part about the whole shower method, does yours have fog or steam come off of cold water? Mine does not.

The point you are missing, the so called steam is 85°f vs the cooler fog at night, this was done during the daytime.

I'm not arguing about night fogging whatsoever. It's a proven way. Chameleon Hydration – Utilising Fog - Monkfield Reptile https://www.monkfieldreptile.com/SSP%20Applications/NetSuite%20Inc.%20-%20CMS/CMS/Site-2/files/The%20Importance%20of%20Humidity/Chameleon-Hydration-Utilising-Fog-2020.pdf