Calling All Rabbit Nutters

[TJAnonymous]

I did not because my near 100 temps are usually accompanied by 90%+ humidity. Adding more moisture to the air doesn't help at that point. I HAVE, however, run cool water over the roof several feet above the tops of the cages to temporarily address some of the radiant heat issues. (our ground water is pretty consistently in the high 50s). But simply spraying it as a fine mist onto the roof didn't help much and significantly increased the water bill.

If you have dry air, otoh, it should be much more effective.

Nope. Deep South. Humidity is a problem. I was hoping cooler mist might at least cool down the surrounding air temperature in the shaded areas.

 

[U_Stormcrow]

Nope. Deep South. Humidity is a problem. I was hoping cooler mist might at least cool down the surrounding air temperature in the shaded areas.

I had hoped otherwise. When I was in Central TX, we had times that were quite dry - but Galveston always felt like trying to breath in a sauna.