Humidity Concerns!

[shadleanne]

Hey y'all, so I'm starting to worry. My humidity gauge is reading around 90%. It was higher, but I'm getting it down.
What went on was that I had just learned that the substrate needed to be moist... rookie here, remember? ): Once I noticed that it needed to be (hello, they love to BREATHE!!!!) I properly conditioned both salt and fresh water to moisten my substrate, which is only play sand for the moment, and the humidity level shot up from 75 to 95. Should I be worried? Please help me! If you have any tips, let me know. Anything you can think of!!!!

[soilentgringa]

Your humidity can be up to 99% and not harm the crabs. Be sure to calibrate the gauge as well. I will link that info as well.

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[kornchaser]

Your humidity can be up to 99% and not harm the crabs. Be sure to calibrate the gauge as well. I will link that info as well.

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It just might aid in mold growth since crabs are notorious for burying noms, for later or for avoidance, kinda like squirrels! Low humidity is the real worry, 75%+ is perfect but 73-69 and below is deadly and 60% and below needs fixed ASAP! Think of 73-75 percent as a buffer zone, if you need time to fix the initial cause of the dryness.


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