What Mistking nozzles do I need

[BigDogThe1st]

I will be ordering a Mistking sometime soon hopefully. As of right now my veiled is in a 16x16x30 cage but wil be upgraded to a 24x36x48 cage this summer. I know for the small cage one nozzle would be good but how many do I need for the adult cage? I was thinking of getting a T nozzle and upgrading the default nozzle to double misting assembly. Or should I get another L nozzle and a T splitter and have 2 rows of tube or go with the T nozzle and have only one tube? Also, should I get the 10 micron sediment filter? I am kinda new to this so any help would be appreciated

 

[nightanole]

It depends on the personality of the cham.

Some gets stressed out if the whole tank gets rained on. They hide till its over and then come out and drink.

Others wont drink till they are soaked to the bone for 5+ min. Those need smaller nozzles so they can run longer.

Hell if its not for humidity reasons your little guy might just like an automated dripper that runs for 10min every hour.

For me i only soak 1/3 of the cage. If they are thirsty or want an eye ball wash (its funny to watch) they will walk over, else sometimes they just like to stay warm and dry during the day.

I would recomend DI or distilled water just for pump/nozzle health.

As for how you routing/splitting it, it doesnt matter. You can run like 10-15 heads off one pump.

 

[zsazsa85]

I have 2 nozzles in the xl terrarium. I bought the starter mistking and bought a T splitter and extra nozzle and 1 foot tube. I highly recommend the distilled water though!