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    Misters and foggers creates higher humidity. Partially cover the top to make the humidity levels more stable. Live plants stabilize as well.

    A UTH under a drainage level increses humidity as well if alot of water reaches the bottom. This however can be risky and are not at all suitble for all kinds of frogs and terrariums.

    EDIT: Just want to be clear that the last tip is never a good idea for burrowing species, and mostly works in some tree frog setups. Just occured to me that you did not specify what kinds of frogs we're talking about.

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    Sorry for not specifying, I have an albino pacman. I'm trying to keep a stable humidity level, I do have the to screen covered with plastic. Here is a pic I just took, I posted the tread while I was at work and my foreman wasn't at his desk.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bruster View Post
    Sorry for not specifying, I have an albino pacman. I'm trying to keep a stable humidity level, I do have the to screen covered with plastic. Here is a pic I just took, I posted the tread while I was at work and my foreman wasn't at his desk.
    OK first thing i see is a lot of condensation on the glass...that's a good thing... shows its humid in there... I also see the temp and humidity gauge your using as I have one as well... I think its garbage... I bought 5 of them at Lowe's on clearance and my tank only said 40% humidity after running my fogging system overnight.. and with a waterfall installed as well, we actually may need to try and calibrate these, ( as Ive seen a how to on this site somewhere..) and or change your Hygrometer..I changed to a exo terra hygrometer and showed I have 85%+ humidity... something to try and think about...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ren View Post
    OK first thing i see is a lot of condensation on the glass...that's a good thing... shows its humid in there... I also see the temp and humidity gauge your using as I have one as well... I think its garbage... I bought 5 of them at Lowe's on clearance and my tank only said 40% humidity after running my fogging system overnight.. and with a waterfall installed as well, we actually may need to try and calibrate these, ( as Ive seen a how to on this site somewhere..) and or change your Hygrometer..I changed to a exo terra hygrometer and showed I have 85%+ humidity... something to try and think about...
    I have wondered about the accuracy. I have two more I use for my blood pythons. I will look for a new hydrometer today at the pet store then. Thanks for letting me know this.

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    im going to attempt to calibrate mine today and retest to see if i can get anywhere...

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    Let me know if you have any luck, I never did get a chance to get a new one today.

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    still no luck with mine... i may get a new exo terra digital one later this week...

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