Got my humidity up but

[PhiffZooted]

I have humidity in my 36 18 18 screen cage but top half 30 percent and bottom half 60 percent

 

[Psychobunny]

Well, that would make sence since thats where the lights are, but it will likely fluctuate.
A Mistking would help if you dont already have one.
Also, a room humidifier.

 

[PhiffZooted]

That what I have in my room about ten feet from the cage on during day and off at night just wana make sure every thing finally right my temp good his basking spot temp good he eating great and had his first shed no problems my last thing was the humidity I was told on this forum about the humidifier I want the mist king but I can't figure away to make it fit in my room and drainage and this forum is great and very helpful everybody been real nice

 

[PhiffZooted]

He also climbs down to the bottom then back up but he also been very active

 

[Psychobunny]

Drainage can be a problem when you have a Mistking.
I use dura trays to put my cages in.
Just drill a hole for the water to drain into a bucket or something.
They dont cost much, made for rabbit cages.
Washing machine trays are good too, and some already have a drain valve, so just attach a hose and stick the other end in your drain bucket

 

[PhiffZooted]

That's a great idea so u place the tank inside that and make something to have that drain into the tube to bucket so no over flow

 

[Psychobunny]

Yep, I just use 5gal buckets for the drainage, and yeah, dont forget to
empty them!! LOL

 

[slinko9]

I cured my drainage issues by grabbing a plastic wash tub with legs, the kind that are in a laundry room, and a set of steel racks for a fridge. I drilled holes in the bottom of my repti-breeze cage and then put the racks across the wash tub and put a 5 gallon pail under the drain hole! I cut a big enough hole in the front of the wash tub so we could keep it clean in there,,,and of course the pail has to be maintained almost daily so bacteria cant grow!!!