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Posted by: ScottWile at Sat Jan 7 20:05:01 2012 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ScottWile ] First off, congrats on entering the GTP world. While live plants look great and contribute to the natural look and feel of the environment, the plants themselves don't actually help with the humidity, they actually hamper it, by soaking in moisture to it's root system helping it grow. If you really want to keep your humidity up, there are several commercially available high pressure misting systems on the market that are relatively affordable. This way you can still use live plants, and still keep high humidity. Another tip for keeping the humidity high is to use a natural, fast drying substrate like coconut husk, it dries quick enough that if it's not sopping wet, it won't grow mold. I've heard of people using wet towels by their heat lamp (which sounds like a fire hazard to me, they will dry out and light when you least expect it). A piece of heat resistant styro or mold resistant drywall would work to close the top of an enclosure in. [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Show Entire Thread ] | ||
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