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Shag Carpet FTW!

JustChad04

JustChad04

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Had to share this:

Bought new carpet for my house, basement carpet was 1'' long brown/beige shaggy carpet (because here in colorado, it gets cold in the basement and warmer floor makes happy wife...).

Anyways I have a thick wooden door for my python room and it is very flush against the framing of the doorway. Thanks to the shaggy carpet it is almost air tight at the bottom of the door, I cant even get my fingers under the door now.

Anywho, Jist of the story is my snakes humidity went from 30% un-misted to 78% un-misted! Sweet no more spray bottles!!!

So, moral of the story is, getting the door to your python room to "seal" helps with humidity problems if you have them. Even in a dry state like Colorado!

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Thanks for the tip. I have an automated exhaust fan in our snake room to suck out the stink and pull in the fresh, otherwise I might have given this a try.

Wow, shag carpet saves the day - Austin Powers
 
a reason to be happy for shag! haha

I put a seal/weather strip at the bottom of my snake room door to help hold in heat, humidity and to futher secure the room from escapes (just in case!). The humidity in house is usually 35-40% and in the snake room hovers around 55%.
 
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