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 oscar1011
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 personal ultrasonic humidifier 
#395157 - 09/15/01 03:53 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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i found a personal ultra sonic humidifier. on ebay i was wondering if anyone ever used that or ever heard of anyone using that. any responses would be greatly appreciated
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AbeZard
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Re: personal ultrasonic humidifier [Re: oscar1011]
#395171 - 09/15/01 04:06 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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I've got one. Got it new at Wal-Mart for about $30. It's a pain in the ass. I love it.
Seems hard to flow it through enough stuff to avoid too many water droplets and over-humidification. I use some rubber piping with little holes wrapped around the terrarium and run it on a timer.
If you like to fiddle with a setup, go for it.
Abe Zaardvark
From historic coastal town in Southeast
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Idxactly
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Re: personal ultrasonic humidifier [Re: oscar1011]
#395223 - 09/15/01 05:35 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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Yes, it is a pain in the ass, but oh, so sweet when you're totally automated. I've got a Sunbeam ultrasonic hooked up to three 2-liter bottles per MMGG running into two small styrofoam coolers.
A timer is a must and a digital therm/hygrometer definitely helps tweak it just right. I found that the number of 15min events each 24h period increased as the babies grew and consumed more humidity.
Finally, I've taped a coffee filter over a small fish pump and am pumping fresh air through a hole in the top of the cooler. There are small holes under the wire mesh at the bottom, and the whole cooler is sealed w/ self-stick weather stripping. The pressure from the fish pump pushes the CO2 out the bottom. No more fanning . . . ever!
I couldn't be happier with setup. Hope this helps make up your mind.
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oscar1011
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Re: personal ultrasonic humidifier [Re: Idxactly]
#395316 - 09/15/01 07:41 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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do you have a picture of the setup. that would be real cool if you could show it to me
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dracon
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Re: personal ultrasonic humidifier [Re: oscar1011]
#395486 - 09/16/01 12:19 AM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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Ultra Sonic is the way to go totaly automated. Some people say its too much work, ha its half the fun. And like he says a small fish pump and your set. A buddy of mine has that same set up uses only 2 coke bottles and a timer on and off. Its the way to go and its not all that expensive.
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