willowthechameleon
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Hello, I just got a baby veiled a few days ago. I hand mist her mesh cage multiple times and day but it gets everything else soaked. How do I mist her cage without getting the walls and floors wet?
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Ok so during the day you don't want the humidity to be over 50%. At night it would be a good idea to run a fogger or like you said, a misting system so the humidity goes up to as high as 100%. But keeping high humidity during the day will cause a respiratory infection which you definitely dont want to deal with. Try adding more live plants though, chameleons like to feel safe and hidden.The humidity levels fluctuate, I have to mist about 3-4 times a day to keep the humidity at 70. I don't want to disturb her sleep so I don't mist at night and it can get down to 40. I'm thinking about getting a misting system to keep it more humid. I just got a shower curtain to put around her cage so hopefully that helps
Open the door And mist inside not thru the mesh.Thank you for the advice!
Learn to aim better. Seriously. A moisture barrier around the perimeter should solve the problem. You may also need drainage, like most everyone that mists and waters their plants in pots.Hello, I just got a baby veiled a few days ago. I hand mist her mesh cage multiple times and day but it gets everything else soaked. How do I mist her cage without getting the walls and floors wet?