Subject: {FIRSTNAME}, Maintaining The Habits Humidity

Hello, {FIRSTNAME},

We've covered the home, the habitat and heating and lighting, now I think it's time to talk about the humidity
Without this you will have a very unhappy iguana on your hands.

Part 4

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Now that you have your habitat built and set up with the right amounts of heat and light, the next part of the three part equation for your iguana is that of humidity.

Humidity is the amount of moisture that is in the air.  Since iguanas come from areas that are generally very high in humidity all the time, you’ll need to mimic that here in your habitat.  But, how in the world do you create the right amount of humidity?

The right level of humidity for your iguana will be between 65 percent and 75 percent, which are fairly humid conditions.  There are several ways for you to get this high of a humidity level within your habitat.

First, there are the simple methods to doing this.  You can just spray the habitat down with water throughout the day.  Don’t spray less than an hour before the lights go out for the night though.  You can also place large containers of water in the habitat, which will help to make for the right amount of humidity within the habitat, too.  

In the later chapters, you’ll learn about how you need to bath and mist your iguana, but for now, realize that is a good way to gain the benefits of added moisture, too.  

If you built your iguana’s habitat correctly, the heat and humidity levels will remain high enough with these methods as you’ll have a pretty decent way of keeping it in (Plexiglas is a great option for this.)  But, it may not be enough.

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