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i have a screen top terrarium, and i need to keep humidity up, and i would like to know if anyone here has ever come across a site on the internet advertising little things that vibrate that you put in a bowl of water in your snakes cage... supposedly it really works. thank you

Dylan

You really don't want to use any type of fogger or mister in a ball cage. Your best bet is to cover your screen top and use a good substarte like cypress that will help with your humidity.
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Tosha

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There are a bazillion places to buy little things that vibrate. May I suggest a few?

Big Bertha's House of Pleasure
The Exotic Erotic
The Chain Link

...and my favorite...

Vibration Nation

(NOTE: Must be 18 years or older to purchase.)

Chris
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HEY BUD!! Is this reptile related? LOLOLOL

Quig

P.S. Sometimes Chris, you just make my whole day

WHAT are you talking about!?!?!?!? dont you know that dildo's are NOT for "underwater" use!?!?!?

Can you say "dildo" in this forum? Shhh!

Oh! And a dildo does not vibrate. Only the other kind (shhh!) does the actual vibrating. There's a difference. Just so you know...

And to answer your question...

I suspect they are designed to be moisture-resistant.

Chris
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Dylan;

Misting the substrate with a regular spray bottle twice a week works fine for me. Like Tosha mentioned, Cypress Mulch as a substrate will hold some moisture to help with humidity.

Rob Reiding.