Water features are fun to play with, but are a pain when the water goes where you dont want it to, which is usually all the time. Do your best to keep the water from your substrate because one drip every few hours will eventually saturate your substrate. Some people call it the "wick effect", I call it the "wick curse".
Once you add that glass, the humidity should climb to about 90% especially with that water feature. Just make sure you have some ventilation there someplace, it'll help keep your plants and everything else healthy are free of problems. It shouldnt affect your humidity too much, if you dont go over board.
Other than that, its really looking good! Dont forget to keep us updated on the growth!
edit: Keep an eye out on that fern, ive tried putting those in my tanks before and they didnt do too well. I assume they prefer moist substrate and nothing too much more beyond that for long periods of time.
Once you add that glass, the humidity should climb to about 90% especially with that water feature. Just make sure you have some ventilation there someplace, it'll help keep your plants and everything else healthy are free of problems. It shouldnt affect your humidity too much, if you dont go over board.
Other than that, its really looking good! Dont forget to keep us updated on the growth!
edit: Keep an eye out on that fern, ive tried putting those in my tanks before and they didnt do too well. I assume they prefer moist substrate and nothing too much more beyond that for long periods of time.
