Quote Originally Posted by BUSHSNAKE View Post
ANYTIME your using a heat source of any kind...specially during the winter months, you have to replace the moisture in the air that you lose.
I monitor the humidity. Unless it drops below freezing here in NC (which it has only done for a few days out of the year) the humidity stays fine in their room. There's a hygrotherm attached to my frog's tank that keeps the surrounding area more humid than it would otherwise be.
The humidifier isn't normally necessary. But I like doing it when someone's getting ready to shed.