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having problems keeping humidity up in my frilled enclosure. have 2 large containers of water with air pumps attached also a fogger and still cant keep humidity up. some 1 told me to add a computer fan but they never got ack to me on where to place it or tp push air in or out. any help would be great. cage is made of wood with plexiglas:shrug01:
 
I have a tropical lizard, a mountain horned dragon...For awhile I had a hard time w/the humidity too....have water w/bubble stone etc. misting bottle. and built a homemade fogger from a humidifier that is totally awesome...finally got good control of the humidity levels when I hooked up the fogger/humidifer to a timer...goes on several times a day, keeps it nice and moist. :) Good luck 2 u!
 
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