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eyeball Posted - 21/02/2013 : 15:11:25
Hi all,

Would I be right in saying that the accepted humidity for a royals viv is around 50% rising a bit (maybe to 60%) during a shed?

Also, does anyone have a recommendation on a good digital hygrometer? I have a suspicion that the stick on dial one that I have is a bit rubbish....

Thanks!
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eyeball Posted - 21/02/2013 : 23:08:20
Sounds like I need to get a digital one!!!
Nicola Posted - 21/02/2013 : 22:57:45
I started with a dial one and they are massive rubbish! Think mine is exoterra too from Surrey pet supplies... It highlighted how utterly useless my old one was when I got it!
herriotfan Posted - 21/02/2013 : 15:47:05
I use digital because I don't trust the dial sort either.
I've got Exoterra and Lucky Reptile, both appear to be good.
Humidity is normally between 50-60% but I up it as soon as they go blue.
GMac Posted - 21/02/2013 : 15:45:05
aye the stick on ones a a big bit rubbish, they are superb as paperweights though. exo terra do a decent one, but normal uk humidity is fine foro royals. Is not something i measure and just add a damp hide during shedding to raise the humidity but no harm in measuring humidity if you wish.

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