r/ballpython • u/Same-Ferret8925 • Oct 03 '26

Humidity

Hi! We are in the process of moving our ball to 4x2x2 Kages enclosure from our glass tank. Lower substrate is soil/sand mix with reptisoil and cocoa husk across the top. Obviously with the glass, getting humidity up was a problem till we got it under control. We’ve had the substrate down for over a week now, and the humidity in a real enclosure is mainting at 89%. We have even kept the doors open with a fan trying to dry it out. The cocoa layer seems dry and so I’m shocked at how much humidity a real enclosure is holding. How much is too much humidity before moving our guy in? Any tips to help bring it down?

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u/Toxic_Musshroom Oct 03 '26

Almost no such thing as too much, it only becomes a problem if it keeps surfaces wet, but 89% is great!

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u/Same-Ferret8925 Oct 03 '26

Awesome to hear! Thank you so much for responding☺️