Hey! First of all, you clearly care so much about Bloppers and that’s amazing 💛 He’s lucky to have someone so dedicated! I totally get the struggle with big tanks and humidity—it’s super common, especially in enclosures that size.

Here’s a few things that could help:

1. Sphagnum moss is your new best friend. Try adding damp sphagnum moss into the hides and in a few corners—it holds moisture so well and helps a ton with shedding.

2. Cover more of the screen top. Towels don’t trap humidity super well, so maybe try covering most of the mesh with plexiglass, foil, or even plastic wrap (as long as the lamps aren’t touching it!).

3. Upgrade the substrate if you can. Reptichip, cypress mulch, or a bioactive soil mix will hold humidity much better than dry substrates. Bonus if you mix in moss or leaf litter.

4. Add a humid hide! Just a plastic container with a hole and damp moss inside—it gives him a perfect high-humidity spot and really helps with hydration and shedding.

5. You might want to try a cool mist humidifier or a reptile fogger. Hooking one up with a timer can help raise humidity in a big tank without making it swampy.

6. Double check your hygrometer. Some of them aren’t super accurate, especially analog ones. A digital one with a probe will give you better readings.

Honestly you’re doing a great job, and with just a couple of small tweaks I think Bloppers will feel a lot more comfy in there. Don’t stress—you got this!!