hey everyone i have a problem..i have a 10gallon glass aquarium housing my one female bearded pygmy cham and i have a humidity gauge in there as well as a temp gauge etc and im having a hard time keeping the humidty steady in the range i want it..i do alot of hand misting but that just seems to saturate the place for a bit and then it will drop sometimes rapidly..i know the gauge is fine and its not as dramatic as it sounds but i find myself constantly looking and constantly trying to hand mist for her water and to keep the levels stable..any ideas?
help with the humidity
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jamncristian
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you should get an ultra sonic humidifier like the one zoomed has
http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog.../-/zoo-med-repti-fogger-terrarium-humidifier/
and if u dont already have a backround u can buy the t-rex coconut fiber climbing backround at petco, i use it for my hatchling crested gecko an he/she loves it. It soaks the water and keeps the tank humid and would let a pygmy beardie to climb more around its enviroment
http://www.petco.com/product/12007/T-Rex-Crab-Island-Climbing-Background.aspx#top
http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog.../-/zoo-med-repti-fogger-terrarium-humidifier/
and if u dont already have a backround u can buy the t-rex coconut fiber climbing backround at petco, i use it for my hatchling crested gecko an he/she loves it. It soaks the water and keeps the tank humid and would let a pygmy beardie to climb more around its enviroment
http://www.petco.com/product/12007/T-Rex-Crab-Island-Climbing-Background.aspx#top
thanks for the suggestions..i was thinking of getting a corkback that looks very much like a tree bark but i like the coconut fiber back your speaking of..im going to put another plant or two in there (real live plants) to see if that helps..
jamncristian
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yes!! plants will definatley help and the coco backround is much cheaper than cork backround
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