Aquazamp raindome good for misting?

[chamazing]

I really don't want to drill holes to stick nozzles into my future cage, so will the Aquazamp raindome be enough to produce humidity?

 

[Rottsko]

I really don't want to drill holes to stick nozzles into my future cage, so will the Aquazamp raindome be enough to produce humidity?

yes, the aquazamp is a good product. a lot people use either the aquazamp or a mistking. i use a mistking and drilling holes into your cage is really not a big deal. it doesn't weaken it or do any damage if done right. check out this thread and you'll see how easy it really is and how it won't hurt your cage.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/installing-mistking-nozzle-101-a-24977/

 

[chamazing]

Thanks so much Rottsko; you're a great help.

Now, I heard that the raindome is just a container that I just put on top of the screen. Can I just use that to increase humidity? Or is a misting nozzle necessary?

I have absolutely no experience in drilling holes, haha. I never needed to drill holes when I kept fish.

 

[SpartyTessy]

The rain dome sits on top of the cage and will spray on top of the cage which will then build up rain drops that will drip into the cage. Here is a youtube video on the setup. It will not add as much humidity as will the misters directly spraying in the cage but of course will add some.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpnS6hCU1v0

 

[chamazing]

Ok, thanks SpartyTessy!

But will the humidity from only the rain dome be enough for panthers?

 

[Rottsko]

Ok, thanks SpartyTessy!

But will the humidity from only the rain dome be enough for panthers?

With the combination of a real live plant and a daily misting schedule. Yes, it should be enough humidity.

 

[clarkrw3]

They are great, I really like the two and three nozzle ones, because they get more of the cage wet. I have used them to great success on rehydrating chams including WC new imports.