Reddit mentions of iapsales Easy to Read Reptile Tank/Egg Incubator Digital Thermometer/Hygrometer Measure Your Temperature and Humidity, Push of a Button View Pets Room Temp and Humidity Level
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- PRECISE MONITORING: Of both the Temperature and Humidity of your Egg Incubator or Reptile Terrarium tank. Accurate with in ± 1.2 F Temperature and ± 5%RH humidity levels are important to the long term heath.
- MAX/MIN MEMORY: Temperature and humidity recording digital thermometer / hygrometer consecutively stores the minimum and maximum values, so you are always up to date on any deviations in the terrarium. Or incubator
- COMES WITH TWO (2) 35” REMOTE SENSORS: which allows for maximum flexibility during installation for larger terrariums, each sensor comes with strong suction cup for mounting the probes on the terrarium glass.
- 3 In 1 MOUNTING: STRONG MAGNET, RETRACTABLE CLIP / STAND: Options 1. Stick with magnet. 2. Squeeze to clip on items 3. Table Top Stand On.
- AAA BATTERY: Runs on one AAA battery for hours of running time ( Not Included )
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| Color | Black |
My setup consists of:
A 2'x2'x4' Weed tent.
A cool mist humidifier running half-hour on, half-hour off during the day, and always running through the night. Always on the lowest possible mist setting.
Two 1200 lumen outdoor-rated daylight-spectrum floodlights mounted on bendy desk lamps; one sitting ~22 inches above my plants at a slight angle providing direct light, and the other covered with a layer of duct tape and pointed at one of the top corners of the tent to provide a bit more indirect light. Direct light stays on 13 hours per day, indirect turns on an hour earlier and off an hour later.
A single 10x20 tray on top of some cheap plastic shelving from walmart. The shelving was by far the hardest component to get right. I probably spent >$100 on different shelving units before I found my $12 solution. Though it's a 3-shelf unit, I only put two of them together.
A small temperature and humidity reader thingy.
Notes about this setup:
Mold. I get fuzzies growing along the seams of the tent every few weeks. I wipe them away with a bleachy rag, then spray over where they grew with dissolved sulfer. The mold has never gotten out of control and never yet spread to the plants, but I do have to stay on top of it.
Temperature. This setup doesn't have that large of an impact on temperature. It tends to be about 1-5°F above ambient temperature in the day, and 0-2°F below ambient temperature at night. If the temperature in your home doesn't fluctuate much this might not work for you, but I can pretty reliably get 10°F or so drops, and that's all it seems to take for my plants.
This is a great one from amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M1LBH7F/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_c_api_37HJBb1EK16W6
I’ve tried out quite a few and this is by far the best/most accurate one!