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Keeping temperature Low
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Mon, Oct 15, 07 at 13:24
| I was wondering if there was a way to keep a terrariums temperature down but still maintain the humidity. I can't really think of anything that would work because if I keep put a fan on it or open the lid too wide the humidity dips to the thirties. |
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RE: Keeping temperature Low
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| How about a glass jar with water and airstone / pump? |
RE: Keeping temperature Low
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| Using frozen water bottles will drop the local temperature and produce condensation which will keep everything moist. |
RE: Keeping temperature Low
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| Why is it that you want to keep the temperature down? is it for the dormancy period? |
RE: Keeping temperature Low
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| What plant(s) are you tying to maintain? |
RE: Keeping temperature Low
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| I'm keeping a Nepenthes Talangensis. I'm thinking that with the cooler temperatures of winter my bedroom might be cold enough to keep the tank cool, but I was just searching for any betters ways to maintain a consistant cold temperature. |
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