Repti Fogger

I have a Zoo Med Repti Fogger and I am liking, I'll be the first to admit it looks pretty cool too . But my question is how often would you suggest me running it?

The fogger is a great item what you want to do is allow it to fog during misting sessions for that extra humidity, but you also want to allow the cage to dry after before you must/ fog again. Also have it hooked on the timer so it dosent go off during the night as that can cause your Cham to get sick if trmpsture a are cold

The quality of the product isn't that great, they break a lot due to the little fan inside pooping out after a while. If you want to help with humidity, get a humidifier, most folks use the cool mist one. Also wrapping three sides of your cage in plastic will help hold humidity in too.

I unplug everything at night when I go to bed so there is not possibility of it turning on

Tbrock91 said:

I unplug everything at night when I go to bed so there is not possibility of it turning on

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I think what was meant is not programming a fogging cycle during the night.

Repti foggers use the same basic technology as ultrasonic room humidifiers. You may find the RF doesn't last too long with frequent use. Keep the nebulizer disk very clean and use distilled, demineralized, or RO water to help prolong its life. Just have to wait and see. Some people have better luck with them than others. I prefer the room humidifiers as you don't have to fill the water reservoir as often and they produce a lot more fog when running (which means more droplet condensation).