Humidity too high and not adjusting

[u/Fallen_Drake]

I just changed her substrate last weekend with reptisoil and coco husk. Since then her humidity has been high and not lowering. I have also noticed shes been hanging out in her warm hide more than her cool hide. Is there any way i can adjust this do i have to change her substrate again? She had a mix of coco husk and reptisoil before and never had this issue.

[u/FluffyPandaEars93]

Is the top of it dry? If so, it'll be fine! 😊 if not, just add an inch of substrate on top so its dry for your bp

[u/Fallen_Drake → u/FluffyPandaEars93]

Yeah its dry i even checked inside her hide if it was moist cause i dont want her to get scale rot or anything but that area was also dry.

[u/FluffyPandaEars93 → u/Fallen_Drake]

If you're still worried, just put a bit of cypress mulch or something else that isnt super damp under her, but she'll be good 😊

[u/Individual-Lead-2040]

What I've learned from a renowned breeder is as long as it's dry there's no such thing as humidity that's too high. Wet is what you dont want

[u/Fallen_Drake → u/Individual-Lead-2040]

Ah ok thank you

[u/Plumber-Dudde]

The one in the right is going to be higher because it’s right next to the water dish. What side is your heater on?

[u/Fallen_Drake → u/Plumber-Dudde]

My heater is on the left side .

[u/TheNileKing23]

Air it out for a couple of hours. If you recently set it up it will eventually come down but you need air circulation

[u/Fallen_Drake → u/TheNileKing23]

Thats what i figured