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how much of this should i close off (on the top) for the target humidity? any ideas on how to do it? im thinking to cut some plexi glass and cover a little more than half of the enclosure.
p.s. this is an older pic she has alot more hides/logs and stuff now.
Cover the whole top with plexi. Drill a few holes over the cool end.
Steve
Don't quote me on this...but on building my enclosure for my ackies, I tried something where I had a 1 inch (about) piece of pvc run from the top of the cage to the bottom. In this way, heat generated in the cage will not escape out the top. The cooler air at the bottom of the cage will circulate with the air outside the cage (at the top). I don't know how much of a difference this made, but I believe it kept ventilation good along with keeping the ambient temp up (it gets cold in the northeast)
Seemed to make sense to me, figured i'd throw it out there.
sick. thanks. i'm in the midwest and were currently getting pounded by ice storms.
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