In the one of her eating the fly, she reminds me of a horse, lol. About 50% humidity, 100-110F basking, and 80-90 ambient. At night its about 75. Based on what I've seen while raising them, I think they will be fine being kept in the 80-90F range, but when its mating time, the 100F+ IS required.
I only kept feeding them flies that are filled with water, honey or fruit juice (with fruit flues) - but maybe you are right, a bit of humidity raise should possobly help them, because molts from sub to adult with the females were a total disaster...I've noticed that to do require to be kept dry, but they MUST be well hydrated. If they are not hydrated well, they do mismolt. I usually spray mine once every 2 days. Since they are kept very warm, the excess water evaporated quickly.
:huh: Why give up on them, Kruszakus? You still have 20! And even if you did lose 10 in the past month, you now have a month more experience and knowledge in keeping them. That's something, and it will surely help you with the rest of the bunch in the future.
