bulbs dry out the air and contribute to low humidity.

Consider cypress mulch.

use a UTH or heat tape to provide belly heat - they need belly heat. With this you can then add a second water dish on top of the uth that will increase humidity. Best bet might be to add a humid hide to the warm side, then you don't have to worry about humidity in the rest of the cage. There are posts below with other ideas - check them out.

Temps should be: warm = 90-95, cool 80-85
drop in temps at night not needed, but if they do go no lower than 75 on the cool side and make sure there is still a difference of 5-10 degrees between the two sides.
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• How do I raise humidity??? - owen13, Thu Mar 18 20:14:14 2004
• cool side is 80 F, my bad, can't read...lol np - owen13, Thu Mar 18 20:29:22 2004
• RE: How do I raise humidity??? - MightyPython, Fri Mar 19 07:35:06 2004
• Thanks! - owen13, Fri Mar 19 08:45:55 2004
• You could also try... - Bovox, Fri Mar 19 12:25:55 2004
• RE: How do I raise humidity??? - aaberte, Fri Mar 19 10:28:59 2004
• RE: How do I raise humidity??? - Tigergenesis, Fri Mar 19 10:29:23 2004