Is this usable with the Monsoon rainfall system? having trouble with humidity for my ball python
820355
The unit has a by wire link humidity and temperature monitor module, that is inside any tank that turns on and off what ever electric operated humidity and or heating system is being used. The control unit is where you plug all them into is out side the tank.
820356
Yes but for a ball python u want fog not rain he might get to wet with a monsoon. I use zoomed repti floggers with the hygrotherm for my pythons and boa.
1541861
Its definetely better that eco earth holds humidity more but when I had my 30 gallon I only used about half of the bedding. Hope that helps
506564
No you can't. I think the optimal humidity level is already set in the machine. I have used it for over a month now. When it is relatively warm and the heating system does nmt get turned on often, the water in the storage doesn't get used much. When the night is cold and the heat turns on, water gets used up quicker. I am happy with the humidifier; it seems to help with my scratchy throat problem.
1516455
Yes you can...but a ficus does well with normal home humidity levels....I live in the desert and use my humidity trays for the more humid loving plants....
710078
I don't think so. The humidity is set at a fixed amount. I think this is more of a air purifier than a humidifier.
171346
I do not know about the high humidity. Where I have it hanging, the humidity is approximately 50-60%Rh. It seems to be fine.
751143
No, There is only 1 sensor that measures both heat and humidity in one habitat. You would need 2 if you wanted to monitor both.
1436320
No but I bought a cheap thrrmo/humidity-meter and stuck it in with my panther eggs. I either fill the bottom tray with water or leave a cup of water in witht he eggs. It is possible to achieve 99% humidity and maybe more my thermo only goes to 99 but you have to keep up on it once a week to keep it there.
710076
No, you cannot. You need to get the higer level model for that. According to manual, this unit has preset humidity level target for 60 percent.
1663279
Just reports humidity. My humidity sensor is so-so and doesn't work after an extended period of time (24hrs). So basically I leave it off
1626206
Hi Janet, you may have done all these things, but if not, make sure it is not in a draft or an overly sunny location either. It must remain at the same temp all day and night in that room. Then, use the internal built in, along with a little white cheap thermometer, and take an average. Plus of course, last week you need more water to keep humidity level up and the shell 'breakable' and stop the auto turner too. Hope some of that helps.
291234
FG this unit has the capability to control humidity/humidifier you just have to purchase the sensor separly.you can also buy the outside temp semsors they work greate.and you can check and made changes to the unit over the internet.hope this help you out.
2278381
It will handle high humidity fine. Rain will not damage it, unless it is very high acid rain. With normal non-high-acid rain the only important thing is to never plug it in until it is completely dry inside. Since it is fairly difficult to be sure a semi-sealed case USB drive is completely dry inside the easy answer is don't get it wet. There's really no reason to have it hanging from a heychain on a pants loop outside. The extra bulk will just cause it to bang against things a lot while there are other drives with no possible way for water to get in.
667070
Personally I do not believe this is the best choice for what you intend to do. I would be checking with auto parts stores, and on line auto parts. You are getting quiet specific with the purpose of this simple little home tool. I use it to keep track of humidity for my instruments to assure the humidity is correct for them. you Salt Test these or any hygrometer to assure of its accuracy, but personally, I do not believe this is a humidifier that 1) you can trust for what you are doing and 2)unless it is purched inside your vehicle where you can have direct visual contact with it, then no. You do not want this one for your purposes. The little doo dad on the side is a temperature sensor you stick outside your window to evaluate the outside temperature and has no connection with humidity. Sorry, but I am guessing you are going to have to put out over $100 for a hydrometer to do what you are expecting, maybe even more.
572946
Yes - I think you may have to step up to a larger unit. My space is a similar size, and now that warmer more humid weather has arrived, the unit is running almost full time to maintain 50% humidity. Although the unit is very quiet compared to other units I have owned, it still may be a bit annoying in certain circumstances (e.g. viewing TV in the area).
493387
I would say, yes, but only for one individual. If you have multiple pythons, then you need something larger. This type of terrarium is very nice because you can set up the lights and not have to move them. It will also take the exo terra Monsoon misting system nicely.
59958
I haven't used it in tropical weather but I have in snow and light rain. As long as there isn't any holes it will keep you dry. It doesn't zip closed around your head. Instead it overlaps and has velcro. There is a chance for a few bugs getting in but not many.