FabioFabiatic
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The average humidity and temperature of my area are 50%-60% and 70F-90F. I was wondering how I could keep a glass terrarium at about 30%-40% and a temperature of about 65F-70F.
You could try a wine cooler. Otherwise put the cage on the floor and add vents. I've purchased and used different humidity sensors and strongly believe percent humidity is barely a useful parameter, it's really about moisture, ventilation, and airflow.The average humidity and temperature of my area are 50%-60% and 70F-90F. I was wondering how I could keep a glass terrarium at about 30%-40% and a temperature of about 65F-70F.
Hi @Orin. What do you mean by moisture vs. humidity?strongly believe percent humidity is barely a useful parameter, it's really about moisture, ventilation, and airflow.
What book?When I read in your book about humidity and what too much of it does to a mantis, you have to know I basically bolted off my couch to dry up every enclosure I had set up.
I think of humidity as water vapor and moisture as condensed water even if it is just a film.Hi @Orin. What do you mean by moisture vs. humidity?
In my short time doing this, I thought my target was humid air, and not wet surfaces.
When I read in your book about humidity and what too much of it does to a mantis, you have to know I basically bolted off my couch to dry up every enclosure I had set up.
My wife would laugh remembering that night.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks! I spray everything at night, when I turn off their heat, and provide substrate to at least keep a baseline of 50%. Our home is 37% in the winter!I think of humidity as water vapor and moisture as condensed water even if it is just a film.
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