I'm having a hard time keeping the humidity up. I plan on getting a better cage when i have the cash, but for now i am wondering if keeping the hide box humid will "cut it" or if she's still going to be at risk for problems. I have no problem keeping a hide in the cage moist, just not the whole cage. Any input is highly appreciated!
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1.3 Dogs (max, tasha, kaya, screw)
1.0 Ghost Corn (Ghost Faced Killa)
0.1 Normal Corn
0.1 Central American Boa Constrictor (Achilla)
0.1 Burmese Python
0.1 Rose Hair Tarantulla (Grumpy)
0.0.1 Usambar Starburts Baboon Tarantula
0.1 White Knee / Zebra Tarantula
2 ferrets (Otis, Milo)
1.2 Emperor Scorpion
0.0.1 Melleri Cham (Sir Arthur Chamleon Doyle)
1.0 Nile Moniter
0.0.2 mice that were just to cute to feed to anything
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You will be much better off providing localized humidity via a humidity hide box rather than keeping the entire cage humid at the risk of preventing good air circulation. Your burm will then be able to choose its optimal range. I would recommend keeping a humidity box on both the warm and cool areas of the cage.
Rob Carmichael, Curator
The Wildlife Discovery Center at Elawa Farm
Lake Forest, IL
>>I'm having a hard time keeping the humidity up. I plan on getting a better cage when i have the cash, but for now i am wondering if keeping the hide box humid will "cut it" or if she's still going to be at risk for problems. I have no problem keeping a hide in the cage moist, just not the whole cage. Any input is highly appreciated!
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>>1.3 Dogs (max, tasha, kaya, screw)
>>1.0 Ghost Corn (Ghost Faced Killa)
>>0.1 Normal Corn
>>0.1 Central American Boa Constrictor (Achilla)
>>0.1 Burmese Python
>>0.1 Rose Hair Tarantulla (Grumpy)
>>0.0.1 Usambar Starburts Baboon Tarantula
>>0.1 White Knee / Zebra Tarantula
>>2 ferrets (Otis, Milo)
>>1.2 Emperor Scorpion
>>0.0.1 Melleri Cham (Sir Arthur Chamleon Doyle)
>>1.0 Nile Moniter
>>0.0.2 mice that were just to cute to feed to anything
>>And an ever-changing fishie tank...
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Rob Carmichael, Curator
The Wildlife Discovery Center at Elawa Farm
Lake Forest, IL
