Friding Spray Bottle To Keep Terrarium Cool

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I was thinking that I could just fridge the spray bottle at 4-7 degrees C and spray 2-3 times a day to keep the tank cool (around low 70 degrees or under). Do you guys think it will work?
 
That worked for me, make sure not to over-do it. I made my terrarium too wet, and the plants in it didn't do so well. good luck
 
I was thinking that I could just fridge the spray bottle at 4-7 degrees C and spray 2-3 times a day to keep the tank cool (around low 70 degrees or under). Do you guys think it will work?


I was looking to cool my tank below room temperature at least 10 degrees. So I tried putting ice packs on the top of the tank. But that’s only good for a few hours. So I came up with this for my giant salamander.
 

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I was looking to cool my tank below room temperature at least 10 degrees. So I tried putting ice packs on the top of the tank. But that’s only good for a few hours. So I came up with this for my giant salamander.
damn bro that looks sick
 
I was looking to cool my tank below room temperature at least 10 degrees. So I tried putting ice packs on the top of the tank. But that’s only good for a few hours. So I came up with this for my giant salamander.
Wish I had the skill to make something like that, one day ill give it ago... one day
 
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