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Old 11-10-2016, 08:10 PM   #1
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Hi everyone, i'm just wondering what method everyone uses to create humidity! And what the humidity levels should be for a leopard tortoise? Does anyone have any pictures or tips for adding humidity to an open top table? Thanks in advance
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Old 11-10-2016, 09:04 PM   #2
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I assume this table is on a centrally heated house if do you will struggle. What size is your Leopards anything smaller than adult size can be susceptible to draughts and if you increase the humidity temperatures need to be maintained. A humid hide or warm sleeping area is safest. I prefer 60% but be aware this is a humid hide not a soaking wet room.
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hello crazy chris, I go for 65% - 75% warm mister over substrate and tortoise, even my Egyptian gets the full treatment. Most love it she hates it , but I feed straight after and its like pavlovs theory. CB
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