first of all i would like to say hello and happy holidays to everyone on the forum
but here is my Q: i use a mixture of coconut fiber and cypress mulch for substrate but it drys out really fast i can't keep the humididty over 50 percent for over an hour or so. . .
any solutions
thanks
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substrate help
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substrate help
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this is your WARNING !
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Re: substrate help
I use repti-bark and a little cypress mulch in the Winter (as I live in the Northeast and we have very dry winters). I spay the substrate a little 1 or 2 times a day to keep humidity up. I also put small room humidifiers in the rooms where the tanks are. This worked well last Winter.
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Re: substrate help
Another option is to make humid hides,they hold humidity longer
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Re: substrate help
Putting leaf litter on top helps.
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Re: substrate help
just make sure nothing molds when you up the humidity, clean extra carefully. 
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supersnakeman101
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Re: substrate help
thanks i will be sure to try all of your tips
united we stand divided we fall
P.S i am all over the place sometimes with my post... and sometimes my spelling is bad so just bare with me on that
this is your WARNING !
1.0 merauke
P.S i am all over the place sometimes with my post... and sometimes my spelling is bad so just bare with me on that
this is your WARNING !
1.0 merauke
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