Parameter #4: Rainfall/Misting!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Today, Kelsey and Frank discuss parameter #4: misting! How do you assemble your mister with your Leap habitat? What kind of water should you use for your misting system? What shouldn't you use our mister for? These questions are answered in today's video.
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You didn’t put a substitute barrier in
Will you provide a demonstration of how the misting will look like? Similar to a mist king I hope 🤞🏽
Absolutely! More videos will be coming soon - including how-to's as well as more from our reptile room!
Could you do a setup for the rack system? How do you run the lines? How many enclosures a system can handle? Where are you putting the mister? Thanks.
How do I get the Tee joint out of the spray nozzle? I just bought one an nothing is coming apart
Any update on a release date of your products? So looking forward to getting some enclosures!
Not long now - make sure you are signed up for the email notification.
Hi,
Thanks for the video, will you be releasing in the future some sort of temp/hydro reading device that is designed to be incorporated into these habitats? I am finding it hard to locate something that can be integrated into this without having to modify the enclosure in order to get the meter in. Thanks.
If this helps you any I like to use Sensor Push very small in size and Bluetooth with the capability of accessing from anywhere at anytime.
@@hypercolorchams8789 That's really cool, but how would I mount it in an enclosure?
@@Jordan_Richman 3M double sided tape
@@hypercolorchams8789 thanks
We have to keep what's in the works secret.. but there will be some pretty innovative stuff coming as time goes on.. thanks for the suggestion!
How easy is it to clean for the people that don't have RO systems?
To make cleaning easier and extend the life of the product, we recommend using RO water. From a husbandry standpoint we always recommend using RO water.