I don't care for humidifiers personally. I think it fails to address the problem. If you stop your warm humid air from escaping, you don't have to shoot damp air into your enclosure. If you are losing that much humidity, you are also losing that much heat. If you are losing that much heat, you are having to burn more electricity to replace it, and this causes more desiccation and dryness, which requires more humid air to be shot in to replace it. It like chasing your tail. Contain your heat and moisture, and you won't have either problem.Hi Tom, I left a message somwhere on here about Mya's new humidifier. I know, I get lost on here sometimes! We ordered her a Lizard humidifier, the regular one on the table in her nursery wasn't working that great. It was about 75 in her enclosure. This came with a tube, which you hang down into her enclosure. It is a soft humid mist. I hope this isn't harmful, or to much, I don't know, it's the best idea I've had for high humidity for her for now. We will get her the enclosure you have for yours, just unable to at this time. I've tried dowloading the video, I'm not having any luck! I will do that as soon as this issue resolves. I just hope it's ok for the fog going into her enclosure, without giving her a resp infection. It's been here all day on Saturday. She seems to like it.