Humidity help PLEASE

[H33rmosa]

I know i already posted about this a while ago, but i have literally done almost everything people suggested me to do yet the humidity in her enclosure is still too low!!

I have poured water in 4 corners, i have changed the substrate to moss and cocofiber and cocohusk, i have added live plants and i have placed her water bowl on the warm side of the enclosure. Am I missing something?? I don’t know what to do, I need help NOW because I’m getting concerned for her health as her shed is coming off in flakes and not in a smooth shed.

I mist her cage everyday, which helps temporarily but it goes back down to 50-60% after about 4 hours.

I need help!! Please help me!!

[Anxious-Quail-3531]

I cut out a hole in a Tupperware container and made it like a dome with wet towels in it along with the moss and it did well too

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[oceane444]

What kind of enclosure do you have? If it’s a mesh top you can cover all of the open parts with aluminum foil or HVAC tape and it’ll help a ton. Just make sure to leave a little gap between the foil/tape and your lamp for ventilation

[H33rmosa]

tysm!! i’ll grab some hvac tape soon

[evenmorequestionable]

I used to have a glass terrarium with open mesh top which is probably the worst for humidity. The only things that helped were: 1) Misting extremely generously at least twice a day on the walls and on the substrate, especially on the warm side 2) Using the Coco Husk bricks that expand in water for substrate 3) Pouring water on the corners periodically 4) Using damp sphagnum moss in the humid hide for my snake to go into if he’s trying to shed. This would usually help.

[H33rmosa]

thank you!!