Frank the baby beardry
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I was just wondering so I don’t let the humidity two low and to high
The bugs that I feed don’t get feed veggies they get feed gutloading food here a pic. And he is eating a normal amount of vegetable. And I live in Ohio so tight nows it’s high humidity because of lots of snow on the groundDo u live in a dry climate? It really depends on that and weather and if u keep a water dish, i dont mist my tank (even though i have a bioactive setup(i add a cup of water underneath a log once a month) i spray water every day on the very front of my beardies mouth till she licks then i spray water into her mouth, if your baby is getting fresh bugs that are eating veggies, and he is eating veggies then id say he’s getting more hydration than he would in the wild for shure.
What is the humidity in the tank ? I am in MN so its been really dry here I have not had a issue w/ humidity till this year ---my tanks were running too dry so I had to set up a humidifier in the room - I have it sitting on a small filing cabinet in between the two tanks now - Hiccups tank got down to 15% which was too low and Blazes tank was around 20% - his was ok but Hiccups was the concern -- now both tanks are at 30% - which is optimal you want 30-50% -- you dont want below 20 and above 70%I was just wondering so I don’t let the humidity two low and to high
It stays around 20-40%What is the humidity in the tank ? I am in MN so its been really dry here I have not had a issue w/ humidity till this year ---my tanks were running too dry so I had to set up a humidifier in the room - I have it sitting on a small filing cabinet in between the two tanks now - Hiccups tank got down to 15% which was too low and Blazes tank was around 20% - his was ok but Hiccups was the concern -- now both tanks are at 30% - which is optimal you want 30-50% -- you dont want below 20 and above 70%
Your good ---- if your using a dial gauge I would recommend you upgrade to a probe -- I think they are better in the long run - gauges should be placed on the back wall of the tank center -- that way they are picking up the whole tankIt stays around 20-40%