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I am thinking about getting a fogger for my crested gecko and have some questions and concerns for people who have one.
I go on vacation with my family quite often and I usually have to have someone come over to take care of my reptiles. The only one that can't go for more than two or three days of no attention is my crested gecko.
My leopard gecko only needs food right before and after we go and a full water dish and my fire skink just needs a full water dish, some worms and baby food in his dishes, and some water poured in his substrate and he will be fine. My crested gecko does not know that standing water is actually water, so he only drinks water off of leaves when I mist the cage; plus, he needs high humidity. He can't go more than a couple days without water, so I was thinking of buying a fogger to keep his cage humid and misted.
How much water would I need to have the fogger in and what is a good container to hold the water?
How often can I set it to to spray?
Does it only mist the bottom of the cage or the whole thing?
I go on vacation with my family quite often and I usually have to have someone come over to take care of my reptiles. The only one that can't go for more than two or three days of no attention is my crested gecko.
My leopard gecko only needs food right before and after we go and a full water dish and my fire skink just needs a full water dish, some worms and baby food in his dishes, and some water poured in his substrate and he will be fine. My crested gecko does not know that standing water is actually water, so he only drinks water off of leaves when I mist the cage; plus, he needs high humidity. He can't go more than a couple days without water, so I was thinking of buying a fogger to keep his cage humid and misted.
How much water would I need to have the fogger in and what is a good container to hold the water?
How often can I set it to to spray?
Does it only mist the bottom of the cage or the whole thing?