First off, I live in West Tx. where there is NO humidity 95% of the time.When I first started up my 6'x3'x3' enclosure, I was using two reptifoggers to obtain the proper humidity. After about 10 days, one of the reptifoggers went out. So then I bought a room humidifier (LevoitLV600HH). This thing puts out great humidity but if I hose it in from the outside of the enclosure, it doesn't work real great. So I have it sitting inside the enclosure. It's been working great but with it being inside the enclosure, I think the humidity sensor went out. So now I just run it 24/7 and it keeps a good 90% humidity all the time. I'm just concerned that it will eventually go out running it all the time. So I have a question for anyone that live in low humidity regions. What is a method you use to maintain proper humidity levels? I do spray my substrate (cedar mulch) once in a while but with my job, I can't do this everyday. I was thinking of installing a misting system but was also wondering if that would work. Any ideas or opinions would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Bobby
Thanks,
Bobby