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Dave, we couldn't get our humidity up above 48% until we added a solid shelf above the heater. You've got to get the air directed across a sheet of water. The shelf needs to be thin and the water pan should be no deeper than 1.5". As soon as we added that shelf under our cookie sheet of water (a nice big one with 1.25 inch depth), our humidity shot up to 75% and we were finally able to open up some vents to regulate it down. Temperature remained rock solid. I hope that helps.
I learned this when I found a site with a ton of great info from a Leahy pro. I'll see if I can hunt that up again.
I learned this when I found a site with a ton of great info from a Leahy pro. I'll see if I can hunt that up again.
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