TheBeardedSaint
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I keep getting condensation on the roach bin and keep finding dead woodies, I was told that humidity is a big killer and it is for me. how do I keep the humidity down?
Too Much Humidity In My Roach Bin Killing them all!
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Can you add ventilation to the bin? Increased airflow may help keep the humidity down.
TheBeardedSaint
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CooperDragon":3vw5guxi said:
We added ventilation. We cut out the top of the lid and glued flyscreen over the hole. But they still kept dying.
They may require further vents in this case then. Maybe some side vents or a dehumidifier/desiccant of some sort nearby to lower the humidity around the bin. Perhaps trying to offer some dry oats instead of fresh veges for a bit may help. The oats may pull some of the humidity (and turn it into feed/hydration). Just thinking aloud though.
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