Couple of ways to go. One way is to put the water bowl over a small heat pad (and away from the ceramic heater.)



Another method is to put a sweater box in the cage with an access hole in the lid. Fill the box with moist sphagnum. This works very well and doesn't require the whole cage to be wet.



Also, periodic soakings of the snake in a sweater box with tepid water helps keep the skin in great shape.



You can purchase a humidifier and place it in the room. These things can raise the humidity enough usually, but in the whole room.



It definitely adds work when you try to keep humidity-loving animals in a drier climate. Good luck.

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