MI5 Member Jun 5, 2010 #1 hi... my 14 gallons res is making my humidity peak to 70%.. between 40-60 is good.. but is 70% too high.. if so, how do i lower it... ( i was testing the humidity without the lights and carbon filter extraction turn off.)
hi... my 14 gallons res is making my humidity peak to 70%.. between 40-60 is good.. but is 70% too high.. if so, how do i lower it... ( i was testing the humidity without the lights and carbon filter extraction turn off.)
MI5 Member Jun 5, 2010 #3 strictly seedleSs said: do you have a lid on your res? Click to expand... a lid with 10 8cm holes... no lid ontop of this..
strictly seedleSs said: do you have a lid on your res? Click to expand... a lid with 10 8cm holes... no lid ontop of this..
strictly seedleSs Well-Known Member Jun 5, 2010 #4 well theres your problem. Id put a piece of plexiglass over the lid or maybe just some plastic wrap. cover those holes first. Also...how hot is it in your room?
well theres your problem. Id put a piece of plexiglass over the lid or maybe just some plastic wrap. cover those holes first. Also...how hot is it in your room?
MI5 Member Jun 5, 2010 #5 strictly seedleSs said: well theres your problem. Id put a piece of plexiglass over the lid or maybe just some plastic wrap. cover those holes first. Also...how hot is it in your room? Click to expand... its hot outside, 75degF.. so i should cover the other holes that i am not using??
strictly seedleSs said: well theres your problem. Id put a piece of plexiglass over the lid or maybe just some plastic wrap. cover those holes first. Also...how hot is it in your room? Click to expand... its hot outside, 75degF.. so i should cover the other holes that i am not using??
redi jedi Well-Known Member Jun 5, 2010 #7 The heat from your light will also lower the humidity and the ventilation too....no worries man, giver.
The heat from your light will also lower the humidity and the ventilation too....no worries man, giver.