Fogger

[The3rdMan]

What foggers are recommended?

[zBrinks]

The 'cool mist' ultrasonic humidifiers. like those sold at Wal-Mart, Walgreens, etc. Use pvc or vinyl tubing to plumb it into your viv.

[dwdragon]

Quick possibly helpful tip. I've used one of the ultrasonic humidifiers and what worked really well for tubing for me was an aquarium gravel cleaner.

Easy way to go from the large opening on the humidifier to a smaller easier to handle tubing.

[gold3nku5h]

Futuregarden.com has a great fogger that is used in growroom, greenhouse, and horticulture applications. It can be used with 100% disolved solids, with no build up.. Thats what its ment to do.* Also they have waterproof fans, with a 6 speed adjuster.* Im ordering all those next week when i get payed, and will figure out how to incorporate this into my paludarium that im building this winter.

[nish07]

400 bucks for fogger and I'll spend 60 on a humidifer. I wouldn't buy that fogger unless it was for a 300+ gallon tank. I'm sure it'll be good for the plants, though.

-Nish

[dwdragon]

I was thinking of that $400 I don't know that I would spend that much. Would be nice to be able to deliver some nutrients in the mist but at that price really wouldn't be my cup of tea unless I waterproofed an entire room of the house and turned it into an indoor greenhouse.

It's basically the same thing as the home humidifiers only with modifications (materials used) to be able to delivery nutrients without buildup.

[gold3nku5h]

you guys dont look to hard, unless your not talking about the fogger i was talking about. theres a single head fogger thats 25 dollars, 20 for a waterproof fan, at least it holds up much better than any other fan at the same size, and 20 for a 6 variable speed changing adapter. But im still looking for a better humidifier if anyone knows good brands to go by.

http://futuregarden.com/cgi-bin/shop/70-1048.html