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Hi, Cah925
I, for one, would advise against the use of that type of fogger. They're rather prone to heating up the water, and have a nasty tendency to fry the diaphragm motor after a while. Personally, I've had much success with the cheap personal humidifiers that you can purchase at nearly any local general store. I think I came upon mine at Wal-Mart :spy: You should be able to find some step-by-step guides on the web.
In brief, it costs less, keeps equipment out of the aquarium, and works much more reliably.
Good luck,
BP
I, for one, would advise against the use of that type of fogger. They're rather prone to heating up the water, and have a nasty tendency to fry the diaphragm motor after a while. Personally, I've had much success with the cheap personal humidifiers that you can purchase at nearly any local general store. I think I came upon mine at Wal-Mart :spy: You should be able to find some step-by-step guides on the web.
In brief, it costs less, keeps equipment out of the aquarium, and works much more reliably.
Good luck,
BP
