Hello all!! Our night box has been finished- I may be able to post pictures later, but our two sulcatas seem to be enjoying it. They stopped fighting too, so we'll see if we need to throw a divider up in the box. I think for now they are okay.
Anyway, I am wondering how you all keep the humidity up in your night boxes. I have a few tubs of water sitting on shelves, but that doesn't do much. We have hay as bedding in there. The ambient temperature gets to about 80 at night, and they have a focused heat lamp on one side. We've been spraying them and the box down a few times a day, but the humidity never gets above 30%. The sensor has sat on the floor, raised above about a foot, and then also close to ceiling, and it has still never read above that.
I will not be able to put a humidifier in there.. There's nothing to put it on that will protect it from getting shoved around by the torts.
As always, I appreciate all of the help.
Anyway, I am wondering how you all keep the humidity up in your night boxes. I have a few tubs of water sitting on shelves, but that doesn't do much. We have hay as bedding in there. The ambient temperature gets to about 80 at night, and they have a focused heat lamp on one side. We've been spraying them and the box down a few times a day, but the humidity never gets above 30%. The sensor has sat on the floor, raised above about a foot, and then also close to ceiling, and it has still never read above that.
I will not be able to put a humidifier in there.. There's nothing to put it on that will protect it from getting shoved around by the torts.
As always, I appreciate all of the help.