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This reptile mister works good, is easy to set up and use. Worked exactly as I expected. Customer service is excellent, if you you need help.

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Poor design and NO documentation save for a couple of blurry diagrams I will stick with a trigger spray bottle

Got this for my chameleon enclosure and it works just fine. It's pretty much a "set it and forget it" design where you input the mist duration in 5 second increments and how many hours to wait between mistings. The water source for this model is any jug or bucket you fill on your own. The pump just sucks the water from that source and outputs into your misting configuration. I have the tubing chained to two misters for good coverage and it's working great. One nice bonus is that if the power is interrupted, the unit holds the memory of its last setting so it will resume with the preset interval.The only downsides for me are:Noise - it's fairly loud while it's running (pumping). If you're in the same room you'll definitely hear it.Tubing - The tubing is solid, but it's also very rigid. It will take a lot of work to run the tubing and not have it want to flex back to it's coiled memory.The panel itself is a capacitive touch interface and it is VERY sensitive. The slightest brush against it will activate one or more of the buttons, either turning the unit off, changing an interval or even cycling it into an "always on" mode. If it's placed anywhere where it could accidently be bumped into or another animal could rub against it, it could be quite troublesome. I would have preferred mechanical buttons on the unit for this reason.

We were struggling to keep the humidity up in our tortoise cage. The last fogger I tried was almost like a cheap humidifier. The kind that gives off a light fog. It died after 2 weeks and you had to constantly refill it.This puppy here connects to a 5 gallon jug of water like a cooler water tank in an office. You connect the filter to enough of the hose to go from the bottom of the jug. Up to the control box. Cut the tube with the included cutter. Run the hose from the control box to where you want to place the first sprayer and then cut the tube again. Slide the hose into the mister and then the remaining hose to the other slide. They slide in and lock into place. Then run the tube to where you want the 2nd mister and cut the tube again. slide the tube into the mister and then cap the other end with the included plug. That's it!!As far as the controls. You can have it mist anywhere from like 5 seconds to 60 seconds. You can have it remist every 1hr to 24hrs. A 20second mist every 4 hours seems to do the trick. I might increase the mist time and up the hour count. As our tortoise runs out of his bedroom to get a little wet whenever it comes on!

Works great so far! Has a timing system that allows you to set specified times in hour segments for during of 10-60 minutes. Kit comes with everything shown in the stock picture. Includes a cutter for the tubing, which came in handy. Comes with two multi directional nozzles which work great as long as they are seated completely into the t brackets, so you can prevent water from going everywhere.

This came with alot if parts, so im kind of intimidated about putting it together. Got for my son reptile cage. Ill update when I figure it out.