Review on 🦎 COOSPIDER Reptile Fogger Terrarium Humidifier - 3L Large Size, Perfect for Paludariums, Vivariums, Reptiles, Amphibians & Herps by James Roper

I have a red tail boa that lives in a 4x2x2 enclosure. The humidity in the poultry house is between 30 and 40%, redstarts need 60 to 70%. I can get it there in an hour or two by spraying it with six bottles of water, but who has time for that? We all have important games on our phones as well as social media that we need to obsessively check in case someone cleaned their fridge or their cat fell asleep. You can't risk missing out on these earth-shattering events when they happen! This fog saved the day! By closing the screen on one side and setting the chimney dial at around 3 o'clock, the snake cage stays comfortable in the mid-60% range. And the atomizer can run at this speed for about 2 days without refueling. It's terribly difficult trying to route the hose to where you need it. Even if you point it straight down, water will collect on the screen and prevent fog from getting in, and of course it doesn't want to point straight down. But I can't attribute that to a product defect. It's just a little annoying. Thanks to this nebula, Snakey is happy and wet and I have so much time for these important games on my phone! This is salvation!