That's very good to hear. Too many people rush in without doing any form of research or investigation, to which they get terrible results, and wasted money.
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MICHI-CAN
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Reduce your fan speed. Wish I had low humidity problems.
Buddyblue88
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I changed how does it look now
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Buddyblue88
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When I do that then the temp gets to hot lol
MICHI-CAN
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I was afraid of that. Need to start small though. Is your locations natural humidity. Or are you baking everything with the lights? Easiest solution I know of is a bucket of water with a small airstone in the tent away from the exhaust intake. Worked for my pet Day Ghecko.
MICHI-CAN
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Ventilated hoods.
Buddyblue88
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They don’t get to hot but about 90 degrees I have a humidifier Nd a bucket in the tent and no it’s winter time so humidity isn’t the high right now
MICHI-CAN
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Is your hygrometer accurate? And a mini humidifier is less effective than the bucket.
Buddyblue88
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I have a humidifier and a bucket in the tent
coreywebster
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reduce fan speed and add an evaporative cooler which will lower the air temp as well as raise humidity
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Will this work then
Buddyblue88
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Will this work
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coreywebster
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It will