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  1. #1
    Isaac
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    i once found a fogger in a decoration store i bought it for 10$ or so and it works...
    and when it is broken i would just buy another one for again something like 10$.
    it almost looks the same as a terrarium fogger and it does exactly the same only the price is much lower!
    the price of a replacement part from exo terra is just the half of the price of a whole fogger elsewhere!
    i dont know where you could find it beacouse i live in europe but i think if you keep looking you will find one!

    ps. for the dutch or european people on this forum: i once found it in BLOKKER for 9,95€

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    Grrrit
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    No prob. Its the repti fogger, with the hose. The house if quite handy, I just poul the house over and use it into my chameleon cage when he sheds. And that speeds it up and is a healthy one at that.

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    clownonfire
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    I also use the Repti Fogger and find it wonderful. I only use dechlorinated water to not clog the hose.

    Two Exo-Terra Foggers were given to me, and those really did poorly. They quickly found a new home on Craigslist.

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    Grrrit
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    Yea the exo terra fogger had to have the exact about of water above it or it wouldn't function at 100%, and if you ran it in a cup it would eventually use up the water in it. So therefor it never worked properly. And the when placed in a terrarium the inhabitants could not come into contact with it for "health and safety" reasons. (i wonder why that would be in the directions of a product made to be in with the animals we care for and love?)

    The downfall to the repti fogger is the tube collecting water. But not a huge issue. If you keep the unit underneath the end of the fog tube, the water will roll back and be re used

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    treefrogsrules
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    i bought a zoo med repti fogger for $50 at petsmart, and it works great i would deffinetly reccomend it

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    bshmerlie
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    I have a reptifogger in all my tanks and I like them. But they are not there to replace misting. I have mine controlled by the Zoo med Hygrotherm that way they only come on once maybe twice a day and usually for less than a minute. I use them so that I can go on a mini vacation and I don't have to have anyone frogsit. But again they should not be used to replace your regular hand misting routine. Using distilled water in them helps them to last longer.

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    The Dude
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    exo terra: thats the ultrasonic one you are talking about right? I bought one of those about a year ago and LOVED the fog it put off, and the cool effect it gave my tanks.. but definitely a piece of ****, it quit working in about a week.. Thankfully I kept the receipt and returned it.

    Hygrotherm: i was looking at those on amazon, is it worth the 70$ just for humidity control? it sounds like a really neat thing to have for my dart frogs tank but sounds like you would need a seperate one for every tank which sounds like a fairly costly investment. Also, im sure that the extended lifetime it gives the reptifogger is well worth it.. right?

    On a second note, does anyone know what humidity levels Red Eyed Tree Frogs prefer?

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