>>Ok so I have another questions ha. The humidity levels in my enclosure vary a lot depending on what is going on outside. I have a mini dehumidifier for my dorm room which seems to work well when it rains and keeps the levels under 60%. but now the level is at 41% (and before you say anything, yes i turned the dehumidifier off) and i am worried about it getting lower. so my question is, at what point should i worry about the humidity being too low?



Provide a humidity gradient just as you would a temperature gradient....

A great way to do this is to place a tub of damp sphagnum moss in the closer. Place the moss filled tub in a way that part of it is on the hot end and the rest is in the cool area.....

Air flow can be adjusted by covering parts of the aquarium lid or figuring out the number of holes to pop in the plastic tub.....



BTW...Why are you worried about high humidity levels?

Why a de humidifier at all?



There's no set humidity level that works best IMHO....a gradient is optimal.....that way your snake can move to and from humidity as needed
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John Lassiter

Poor planning and procrastination on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part...

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