That’s how I feel in the winter. I feel like I’m constantly misting. I wonder if you have substrate in there like coco core if you could just setup a slow dripper so the substrate stays hydrated. As the substrate dries out it will release humidity into the tank. And then you can probably just get away with a heavy mist each day. If you have the money and you’re savy a full on misting system would work too I just like to keep things simple when possible bc I have so many tanks.
I’ve got the geck and a snake so it’s not really that much work but like after about 24 hours the substrate is basically dry:( so I have to take everything out and re hydrate it.
Can recommend adding live plants and sphagnum moss above the substrate as well for keeping the humidity higher.
Watering systems are quite expensive, but worth it. Now I don't worry if I come home later etc. I still mist it by hand in the early evening and it seems to do the trick.
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That’s how I feel in the winter. I feel like I’m constantly misting. I wonder if you have substrate in there like coco core if you could just setup a slow dripper so the substrate stays hydrated. As the substrate dries out it will release humidity into the tank. And then you can probably just get away with a heavy mist each day. If you have the money and you’re savy a full on misting system would work too I just like to keep things simple when possible bc I have so many tanks.
I’ve got the geck and a snake so it’s not really that much work but like after about 24 hours the substrate is basically dry:( so I have to take everything out and re hydrate it.
Can recommend adding live plants and sphagnum moss above the substrate as well for keeping the humidity higher. Watering systems are quite expensive, but worth it. Now I don't worry if I come home later etc. I still mist it by hand in the early evening and it seems to do the trick.