need some advice

[ApxWingman]

so next month the fiance and I are taking off for the weekend. At the moment for my 2 FBTs, I use a spray bottle to mist the tank to keep the humidity up. Now we will be leaving a Saturday morning, which I will mist extra in the tank right before leaving, and we will be coming back Sunday night. By this time I know the humidity will drop. My question is, if it is low that long will it affect them in anyway? Is there anything that I can do to help maintain a high humidity while I am gone for this time? I don't think it would danger them in anyway, but I just wanted to make sure just in case. Wanting to play it safe for them

[DonLisk]

How much water is available for them to get into if needed?

They will usually get in the water if the humidity is to low so I would think they should be fine but someone else might have a suggestion for keeping some humidity up while away.

[ApxWingman]

It is a 20 gallon tank(60 land and 40 water). They spend most of time in the water anyways, even with the humidity being up.

[ApxWingman]

I am also planning on getting a mist king system soon. So I might have it by the time that I go away and this will fix the issue for me being away. I was also thinkning that the last time that I mist them before I go away, I might cover up most of the screen with plastic wrap to help maintain the humidity while I am away. Suggestions? Ideas?

[BeckyM]

Good idea in theory, but frogs (and toads) need adequate ventilation. I don't think covering more than half of the tank lid is wise.

[ApxWingman]

Oh I completely agree with you. I guess I should have been more clear with that. I was only considering covering no more than half the tank with it. I know they need the ventilation and would never cut that off entirely from them. Would this work while I am gone for 2 days? When I come back they will receive a good misting as well. They spend most of the time in the water anyways, so I am not worried about them drying out or anything like that.