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Enclosures and Housing
humidity and mold
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<blockquote data-quote="MrGhostMantis" data-source="post: 335393" data-attributes="member: 11628"><p>A great way, as [USER=10808]@Skcib[/USER] said, are springtails and possibly isopods. Isopods can be harmful to your pet and have been known to “nibble” on pets. Isopods will also only pay attention to poop. They won’t eat mold. That would be up to springtails. A VERY good way to keep substrate from molding would be cross ventilation as it would keep air flowing. Mold loves warm, moist, stale air. What pet will be in the tank?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MrGhostMantis, post: 335393, member: 11628"] A great way, as [USER=10808]@Skcib[/USER] said, are springtails and possibly isopods. Isopods can be harmful to your pet and have been known to “nibble” on pets. Isopods will also only pay attention to poop. They won’t eat mold. That would be up to springtails. A VERY good way to keep substrate from molding would be cross ventilation as it would keep air flowing. Mold loves warm, moist, stale air. What pet will be in the tank? [/QUOTE]
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