Misting schedule for dry climate/low humidity areas...
- Thread starter Ashleyg
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So this should be dependent on your type of enclosure as in Hybrid or all screen. And then also based on your home ambient humidity.
I am in Northern AZ where I am lucky to get 15% ambient house humidity. I have a hybrid enclosure so it helps hold humidity and temps better. I run 3 misting sessions a day each 5 minutes long. 1 in the morning right after uvb kicks on and before heat kicks on and then 2 in the late afternoon and then evening well after the basking fixture has kicked off. This gives me a spike with each misting session but also when basking is on my cage has already dried back out and the humidity is falling. I can easily maintain a 40% level during the day. I do have 5 real plants so that helps as well.
I am in Northern AZ where I am lucky to get 15% ambient house humidity. I have a hybrid enclosure so it helps hold humidity and temps better. I run 3 misting sessions a day each 5 minutes long. 1 in the morning right after uvb kicks on and before heat kicks on and then 2 in the late afternoon and then evening well after the basking fixture has kicked off. This gives me a spike with each misting session but also when basking is on my cage has already dried back out and the humidity is falling. I can easily maintain a 40% level during the day. I do have 5 real plants so that helps as well.
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