What would cause the humidity to rise in my tanks? It use to be 30-40 now it is up to 50. I haven't changed anything I'm doing. Could the temperature changing outside have an effect on this? And how and what can I do to get the levels back down. The only thing in the tanks are the greens that I spray with water, but there not in all day because they eat them. My son says its because my room is cooling than before,and that I should keep the room hotter? I can't stand a hot room to sleep in, can this be the problem. Should I move them out of my room!What should I do, I don't want them to get sick! Thanks for your help
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humidity rising???
crazydragon
Nov 18, 2006 08:49 AM
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Antioch
Nov 19, 2006 09:19 AM
Is your room close to the kitchen?
In winter, when we close windows and doors, the kitchen can raise humidity over the whole house.
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crazydragon
Nov 20, 2006 04:17 PM
My room isn't near the kitchen, but it is very cold when the weather gets cold . There is no heating in the room , only a hole in the foor where the warm air from downstairs is suppose to rise.Would the cold cause the humidity to rise? Maybe the tanks should be in a warmer room?
