drainage

[canbman]

so I am looking for ideas to help drain my terrarium.I have a mountain dwarf in a 18x18x24 zoo med terrarium.With the habba mist,hand spray and fogger going trying to keep humidity up around 99% at the bottom of the enclosure(as I have been told she needs)I have a problem with the substrate getting saturated.Any tips on what I can do to solve this problem would be appreciated

 

[Chase]

Guys with R. brevs or anyone correct me if I'm wrong, you can use Hydroton.

 

[Vegas Chad]

That, or rocks, I have even seen a really cool tank that had PVC in the bottom.

 

[Chase]

Thats true. If it has a hole at the bottom.

 

[Vegas Chad]

so I am looking for ideas to help drain my terrarium.I have a mountain dwarf in a 18x18x24 zoo med terrarium.With the habba mist,hand spray and fogger going trying to keep humidity up around 99% at the bottom of the enclosure(as I have been told she needs)I have a problem with the substrate getting saturated.Any tips on what I can do to solve this problem would be appreciated

Whoops, I did not read the first post...
I would not have anything at the bottom of the cage. I dont really keep Mt. Chams so I know not the best thing for them, maybe Trace or Kent will jump in. But I would still not keep stuff on the bottom. As for drain'n all the water you sould get a tray of some sort... Working on that now

 

[Justin Carl]

yea thos guys need to be in a mesh cage.