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when misting how often do you do it, or do you do it at-all

i misted my snakes today!!
if thats right!! :censored:
 
I do not mist my corn snakes. I keep a water in their tank that is big enough that they can fit into and that works for them. Though if you enjoy misting them I see no harm in doing so.
 
I agree with Michael. The only misting I do is is females in eggboxes, and that's only to keep the humidity up in the eggboxes! :)
 
For me, it depends on the species and on that particular day/cage's humidity conditions.
 
I just use a moist hide with moss and this works great. I also provide dry hides too but you can always tell when they are getting ready to go opaque as they spend a week or so in the moist hide. I have never had a bad shed. I don't like misting as I think it makes fungus and bacteria grow faster, especially if you are using aspen shavings as I do. But that is just my opinion.....
 
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