Fogger??
- Thread starter PeriTanz
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What is your humitiy reading. Because most houses have the correct humity naturally for panthers. Around 30% or so. I use a mistking and it brings up the humity when it goes off. Also live plants create humity.
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Ozzie2011
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I am glad someone asked this because my humidity is 40% and I have 2 live plants and a lil dripper and my cage will get soaked by the end of the day so I have to clean his habitat out every evening. I do place the lil dripper over one of the plants and the water eventually pours out of the bottom of the plant. I am investing in a screen cage and a mistking soon. I have tried everything to get my humidity up more and I just cannot do it.
Ozzie, the mistking will help alot. And 40% is pretty good. Set your plant on a drip pan. Then drain the pan.
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Ozzie2011
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Well I thought about that but then how will Ozzie get a drink of water because he drinks the dripping water off of the leaves? Sorry to hijack
Well I thought about that but then how will Ozzie get a drink of water because he drinks the dripping water off of the leaves? Sorry to hijack
It will wet down the hole cage. And the water will drip off the leaves.
Kansascity
New Member
I keep mine at around 50%-60% just humidifying the room with a regular cool mist humidifier, the good thing about these are if the room is already at a Med-high level humidity wether you have it on high or not it will recognize the room is at a med-high level and not add to it!
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Ozzie2011
Guest
Thanks I read your post wrong I thought you mean point the lil dripper in a drip pan LOL...Thanks gotcha
lol, your welcome.
Carlton
Chameleon Enthusiast
There have been lots of thread discussions about maintaining humidity, using humidifiers, so maybe you are searching on less productive terms. Many of us use room humidifiers rather than little terrarium "foggers".
The keys to cage humidity are lots of live plants, longer but less intense misting sessions, using an ultrasonic room humidifier or hanging plastic sheeting on cage sides or back to help hold all that moisture in longer.
