Exo Terra Monsoon Solo II - Programmable Misting System for Reptile Terrariums, Ultimate Humidifier with Multiple Nozzles for Optimal Humidity Control

Xmas gift for sons snake . He says it works great . Just as described.

This is exactly what I needed to keep a regular level of humidity in my leopard geckos tank.I have it set up to mist every few hours using the timer.Love it and so easy to set up.

I really wanted to love it. I had an older Monsoon RS400 that I had previously used in my chameleon cage for years. I was trying to reprise it for a bioactive gecko tank to discover it had stopped working. So I opted to give the new version a try. The Monsoon Solo is extremely easy to program. It has an Onn, Off, or Cycle setting. The cycle setting you can program to come on at multiple hourly intervals for preset amounts of time, from a few seconds to two minutes at a time. The Solo had a much smaller reservoir than the Multi, but even coming on 4 times a day for 30 seconds each time still lasted over for days before being a refill. Distilled water is recommended to prevent mineral buildup in the nozzles.It claims to be able to do up to two nozzles which is what I had set up for my tank. However, while it could do it, the water output wasn't great and wasn't as fine of a missing spray as I would have preferred. Ultimately I ended up returning it as it didn't quite fit my needs. But if you only needed one misting nozzle and wanted something easy to install, this would be a great choice!

I have 2 cockatoos and one of them expects me to mist a full spray bottle on him for his baths, which is tiring and painful. I got the idea to make them a misting station. I started looking around and saw that reptile owners were complaining that this sprayed like a spray bottle, which is exactly what I need! I also ordered a tray that goes under a refrigerator to catch the water so the floor doesn't get soaked, and now they have a misting station! It works perfect! I set it up on a little cabinet in the bird room, and taped the nozzle to the side. I fill it and turn it on, and it sprays for .5 - 1 hour before running out. Once the birds aren't afraid of it and actually go over there they will love it!

Now that I have this I don't have to wake up at 6 in the morning to spray my snake's tank, the suction won't stay though so i had to put flex tape on them so they can stay but make sure you have ports on your tank that you can put the tube through... I learned that the hard way.

I think the one I received may have had something wrong with it. The pump was so loud. My box turtle hiding when it came on. It also woke me up during the night. I used it only a couple hours because of the noise and it scared my turtle. Returned.

Easy to set up and use. The capacity is small but I use this for my crested gecko and also for a dart frog tank and it’s reliable. I check and refill every Saturday and it has simplified my care routine.

Pulled the item out of the box... Filled it with filtered water with some Reptisafe, attached the nozzle to the side of the viv, ran the tubing out the back of the viv. Went to dig back into the box for the power chord and... nothing. Very odd and very disappointing. Not sure if the QC issue here is with Exo Terra or Amazon but that's not only a let down but also a bit of a WTF sort of oversight.And I thought for like two seconds, "did I just teleport somewhere and bring the power adapter with me?"No. No I didn't. I looked in every corner of my one bedroom apartment and there is no power adapter to be found. Just, odd and disappointing.I'll leave a complete review of a hopefully functioning product when the replacement arrives from Amazon.