Possible heating and humidity technique?

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So, if your here, you may be wondering, 'Why on earth do you need a heating system for salamanders? Do you live in a freezer?' The answer, quite simply, is no, I do not liberal in a freezer. I do however have a green anole, and technically that isn't a salamander (At all actually). But I am aware people on this site also have reptiles and tropical frogs, who do need it in the upper 70s or above and need good humidity. This is for them, or at least, it will be. I was wondering how I could possibly keep my anoles humidity up easier, I don't have a humidifier and the amount of water needed to mist his tank is ridiculous, so I dove into my old reptile keeping books, and found a possible answer...in a snake book. The instructions were quite simple, take a large jar, fill it with water, and put an aquarium heater in it. I am currently trying it out and will report back soon to post results!
 
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