I'm reading lately that baby sulcata enclosures should be kept at a relatively high humidity. First I use to read that high humidity levels were bad for their respiratory system. Now, I hear that keeping them at a higher humidity level is not only beneficial, but it will also prevent pyramiding (which makes sense, being that in their natural habitat hatchlings are in humid burrows). What are your experiences with humidity and baby sulcatas? Thanks!

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