Timothy
New Member
I'm redoing my encloser. I'm almost done. I used a dripper for a long time and then recently made the encloser bigger. now it is five feet from top to bottom. dripper had a longer way to fall and was becoming more messy. I've seen people use fountains so I thought I would try it. Then I had the bright idea to make the hole bottom the fountain basin. I also thought this would increase the humidity (having more water).
So I filled the bottom up with these hydro balls and placed a pump in there and the water ran down a large piece of bark.
when my chem took his first phooh like this. I relized my stupidity, he is phoohing in his drinking water. so I took it out right away. I never liked fountains anyway
so I reinstalled my dripper and added a longer perfarated hose that I strapped to the top, so it rains so to say and found a larger basin to catch the water (not as messy now) "dah"
my question is, I have a medium size heat pad that is not being used. I'm thinking of installing it out side on the side by the basin in a attempt to create more humidity. Heat+water=humidity, right?
dose this sound like it might work?
So I filled the bottom up with these hydro balls and placed a pump in there and the water ran down a large piece of bark.
when my chem took his first phooh like this. I relized my stupidity, he is phoohing in his drinking water. so I took it out right away. I never liked fountains anyway
so I reinstalled my dripper and added a longer perfarated hose that I strapped to the top, so it rains so to say and found a larger basin to catch the water (not as messy now) "dah"
my question is, I have a medium size heat pad that is not being used. I'm thinking of installing it out side on the side by the basin in a attempt to create more humidity. Heat+water=humidity, right?
dose this sound like it might work?