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Some super-novice questions about hatching a tenodera sinensis ooth
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<blockquote data-quote="PaxALotl" data-source="post: 317171" data-attributes="member: 10898"><p>Thanks, all, for this great info. </p><p></p><p>It's going to be super easy to control the temperature in here, so I'm really just worried about the humidity. Am I overthinking the difficulty of this? I'm looking at my monitor and it's currently 75 Fahrenheit and 27% RH in here. That's typical. If I give each of the cups a good misting every day, will that really be enough to maintain the humidity adequately? Keep in mind we're also at 5280 feet above sea level, so Denver is very desertlike in the summertime. </p><p></p><p>I am still determined to figure out an automated way to keep the humidity in check. Not because it's necessary, but because I automated every aspect of my aquariums and am hooked on tinkering with this kind of thing. I might go for a Rasberry PI controller with a fogger, but that's another story. Also, I travel a lot (usually for 2 or 3 days for work), and while my kids are happy to help with this kind of thing, I love the challenge of creating a stable environment for the critters using some kind of gadgetry!</p><p></p><p>But for now, is it really that simple that some moisture-holding substrate and a mister will do the trick? </p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PaxALotl, post: 317171, member: 10898"] Thanks, all, for this great info. It's going to be super easy to control the temperature in here, so I'm really just worried about the humidity. Am I overthinking the difficulty of this? I'm looking at my monitor and it's currently 75 Fahrenheit and 27% RH in here. That's typical. If I give each of the cups a good misting every day, will that really be enough to maintain the humidity adequately? Keep in mind we're also at 5280 feet above sea level, so Denver is very desertlike in the summertime. I am still determined to figure out an automated way to keep the humidity in check. Not because it's necessary, but because I automated every aspect of my aquariums and am hooked on tinkering with this kind of thing. I might go for a Rasberry PI controller with a fogger, but that's another story. Also, I travel a lot (usually for 2 or 3 days for work), and while my kids are happy to help with this kind of thing, I love the challenge of creating a stable environment for the critters using some kind of gadgetry! But for now, is it really that simple that some moisture-holding substrate and a mister will do the trick? [/QUOTE]
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