TheDankestMeme New Member Jul 2, 2016 #1 Is there any way without spending alot of money to keep the cage moist and humid, it only stays around 20% and I spray it all the time and still doesn't stay humid
Is there any way without spending alot of money to keep the cage moist and humid, it only stays around 20% and I spray it all the time and still doesn't stay humid
cyberlocc Chameleon Enthusiast Jul 2, 2016 #2 Wrap the sides of the cage and the back in shower curtain.
jajeanpierre Chameleon Enthusiast Jul 3, 2016 #3 Buy a MistKing. I suspect your humidity gauge is not working unless you live in an air conditoned house in the desert.
Buy a MistKing. I suspect your humidity gauge is not working unless you live in an air conditoned house in the desert.
TheDankestMeme New Member Jul 3, 2016 #4 jajeanpierre said: Buy a MistKing. I suspect your humidity gauge is not working unless you live in an air conditoned house in the desert. Click to expand... I live in Arizona, does that count lol
jajeanpierre said: Buy a MistKing. I suspect your humidity gauge is not working unless you live in an air conditoned house in the desert. Click to expand... I live in Arizona, does that count lol
cyberlocc Chameleon Enthusiast Jul 3, 2016 #5 TheDankestMeme said: I live in Arizona, does that count lol Click to expand... Well that largely depends where in AZ you live lol. If you are in the Valley ya that counts. I would have to agree your gauge may be broken
TheDankestMeme said: I live in Arizona, does that count lol Click to expand... Well that largely depends where in AZ you live lol. If you are in the Valley ya that counts. I would have to agree your gauge may be broken