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Hello everyone,

I have two burmese and i was told that the humidity should be between 70 to 75% and if this is right how do i keep it that high.


Thanks Brandon
 
I keep my burmese in Vision cages with a shallow tupperware tub to soak in. They also have heat tape on one half of the enclosure, and half of the tub is on the heat tape. This should be adequate. The cage needs to be kept well ventilated (if you are using a custom cage) or the humidity will be much too high.
 
The to burm that i have now a both baby (20 to 24 in.) they are in a 55 gallon for now and my humidity is only at 40% when i mist the it goes up but only like 5% and in five min. its right back.
 
Put plexiglass or some type of plastic over the sceen lid and it will help. Also if you think about it your losing heat as well as mostiure.In my opinion 75% is alittle high Id say 60-65% is fine. The only time I mist is when they are shedding...
-Matt
 
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