I have a question about humidity levels for the T's. Now I know they all come from many different places, and all have different requirements when it comes to maintaining humidity.
The majority of my T's live in sling pots, 1.3L stackable plastic containers and 3L containers. Odd ones are in some baby food jars. Anyway, I keep all of these in a 2ft Viv with a large heat mat as the heat source. There were 2 heat mats but I found it was getting a little too warm so have reduced to 1.
I get a large build up of condensation in the smaller containers. I have added extra holes for air flow, and leave the sliding doors slightly open to allow air in and out of the viv. My question, or concern really, is this.
Can high humidity levels harm the T's?
I know it helps having higher humidity for moulting, and 2 have recently done so with no apparant problems. They all seem fine, are all active and all feeding ok. Except I haven't seen my E.Cyanognathus for a little while, though the crickets keep disappearing, so she must be ok.
Anyway, your advice on this would be appreciated.
The majority of my T's live in sling pots, 1.3L stackable plastic containers and 3L containers. Odd ones are in some baby food jars. Anyway, I keep all of these in a 2ft Viv with a large heat mat as the heat source. There were 2 heat mats but I found it was getting a little too warm so have reduced to 1.
I get a large build up of condensation in the smaller containers. I have added extra holes for air flow, and leave the sliding doors slightly open to allow air in and out of the viv. My question, or concern really, is this.
Can high humidity levels harm the T's?
I know it helps having higher humidity for moulting, and 2 have recently done so with no apparant problems. They all seem fine, are all active and all feeding ok. Except I haven't seen my E.Cyanognathus for a little while, though the crickets keep disappearing, so she must be ok.
Anyway, your advice on this would be appreciated.
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