Try changing the substrate to something that will hold humidity better like wood mulch. I find eucaliptus works great for holding humidity, and gives the boas a more natural ground covering and they seem to really enjoy it just a thought.

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• Can't get humidity right for the life of me. - drasticplastic, Tue Jun 22 21:06:56 2004
• RE: Can't get humidity right for the life of me. - Chris Olson, Tue Jun 22 21:39:59 2004
• RE: Can't get humidity right for the life of me. - diggy415, Tue Jun 22 21:55:45 2004
• Chris......I live in California, about 30 miles south of san francisco. np - drasticplastic, Tue Jun 22 22:17:58 2004
• RE: Chris......I live in California, about 30 miles south of san francisco. np - BennyD, Wed Jun 23 10:39:47 2004
• Ok here is what I'm going to try....let me know what you think guys. - drasticplastic, Tue Jun 22 22:31:55 2004
• Covering the vent works great, But..I think Chris is right - tomas, Tue Jun 22 22:36:11 2004
• horrible advice... - Jonathan_Brady, Wed Jun 23 11:08:58 2004
• RE: Ok here is what I'm going to try....let me know what you think guys. - boidmorphs, Tue Jun 22 22:49:27 2004
• Save your money on the humidifier - Brocks Boids, Wed Jun 23 08:31:46 2004
• try doing this - onlyboas, Tue Jun 22 23:51:04 2004
• More ideas... - triniian, Wed Jun 23 01:31:44 2004
• My solution - snakepimp, Wed Jun 23 11:08:24 2004
• Try not using the light and using some kind of under tank heater.... - munchkins, Wed Jun 23 13:32:50 2004
• RE: Can't get humidity right for the life of me. - tmflyfish, Wed Jun 23 14:33:20 2004
• another cheaper solution - tmflyfish, Wed Jun 23 14:38:07 2004
• I've found the name of the humidifier..... - tmflyfish, Wed Jun 23 14:48:39 2004