Humidity For Juvenile Coastal Carpet Pythons??

**RepifilmzTV** · 07-Jul-12, 02:26 PM

Hi everyone, My Humidity Gauge is sitting on 55%. Is that alright humidity for my 7 month old Coastal Carpets?? If not what should it be on? Thanks

**Ramsayi** · 07-Jul-12, 02:37 PM

Don't worry about humidity at all.Enclosures by their very design have very low humidity anyway.If sheds become patchy just place a water bowl near the heat source while they are in a shed cycle.

**RepifilmzTV** · 07-Jul-12, 03:15 PM

Yeh its just that i have very little ventalation :/

Originally Posted by Ramsayi

Don't worry about humidity at all.Enclosures by their very design have very low humidity anyway.If sheds become patchy just place a water bowl near the heat source while they are in a shed cycle.

Yeh its just that i have very little ventalation :/

**MR_IAN_DAVO** · 07-Jul-12, 03:18 PM

I agree with Ramsayi, forget about the humidity for most snakes. Humidity for GTPs might be important but not many other snakes.

Cheers
Ian

**RepifilmzTV** · 07-Jul-12, 03:30 PM

Originally Posted by MR_IAN_DAVO

I agree with Ramsayi, forget about the humidity for most snakes. Humidity for GTPs might be important but not many other snakes.

Cheers
Ian

The only problem Ian, is that i think it may be too humid as i currently have hardley any ventelation. It says its 55% but when i put my hand in it feels pretty humid. around 65-70 %