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Humidity from tank

Eixa

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My aquatic tank is making my room too humid, but if I get a lid I'm worried about my tank getting too hot. Is there a way to let heat out, but not moisture?
 

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If you have newts/axolotls in the tank there shouldn't be any heat in there?! They are cold water animals so the water should be at room temperature with minimal evaporation.
 

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Cold water can evaporate too, albeit more slowly.

But I guess finding a way to make my tank colder would solve my problem perfectly.
 

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My aquatic tank is making my room too humid, but if I get a lid I'm worried about my tank getting too hot. Is there a way to let heat out, but not moisture?

Where is the tank situated? Does the sun shine on it?
 
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