REPTI ZOO Reptile Humidifier, Mini Automatic Misting System for Reptile Terrariums, Rainforest Spray System with Adjustable Spray Nozzles

I have eight of these. They are a workhorse. I had a more expensive one that didn't last. These last. I have yet to have one fail. Dampen your substrate first, and again if it ever dries out. If your substrate is damp, these will keep the perfect humidity.

Keep in mind, this is one of the cheapest misting systems you can buy in 2025. With that considered, this system is great. Wonderful flow and pressure, no leaks, pretty easy to use, and easy to connect. Great product, and even better price.

Was great for a year but suddenly started leaking from the housing. Took it apart to realized the pump had no real separation from the circuit board and have leaked all over the inside, causing corrosion and rusting that turned my aquarium rust colored. The leaking from the housing also cause water damage on the floor. A little better engineering or manufacturing and this would be a great product but this type of failure is pretty unacceptable., which sucks because I did love the system before

I purchased this product for my ball python enclosure. I’m going to be giving a completely unbiased and thorough opinion based off of what I’ve seen so far. I like this product! However in order for me to love it, I had to make a few of my own adjustments and sift through a few issues that ultimately made me not love it. Issues: The suction cups do not stick to surfaces for long no matter what. There was a slight leak with the tubing connectors due to it not securing all the way. There was not enough tubing. The tubing was permanently warped into the curved wrapped state it was shipped in. Solutions: I used waterproof silicone to permanently attach the suction cups to the side of the enclosure. Doesn’t have to look pretty, just has to work. I had to redo the entire tubing and figure out how to tightly seal the tubes to the attachments which was a whole trial and error journey. I need to purchase more tubing, but for now I have to refill the water until I get enough tubing to reach the bottom of my container. I fixed the warped tubing by stretching it out completely and using a hair drier on it to warp it into the straight shape. I do like this product! It’s going to help my snake a lot while i’m sleeping and cannot spray her terrarium every few hours. I feel more confident that she will thrive with these conditions. I also really enjoy the clip that comes with the control module, as it fits perfectly on top of my terrarium! Overall, i’d say this is a very neutral/average experience. I’m hoping this will last a long while.

Compact, easy to set up, nozzles work well, and most importantly, I can use my own reservoir. I could get 7 of these for the price of a MistKing starter kit with 10 nozzles. Speaking of which, a 4 pack of the nozzles for this one is almost the same price as a single MistKing value L nozzle, and they seem to spray the same. I'd prefer individual misters for each of my enclosures versus one MistKing covering all of them, because it's hard to get perfect parameters for multiple different environments from a single central mister. At this price, I can make that happen. I haven't tested how many nozzles this unit can handle yet (came with 2), but if it can handle at least 4, I'll put one on every enclosure I have. Currently using it for my emerald tree skinks, I'll try adding 2 more nozzles when I finish the big enclosure I'm setting up for them. It does have 2 downsides. First, it'll only run via the built-in timer. I'd hoped to have the ability to run it from a hygrostat, like their fogger, but there's no way to make that work without opening it up and rewiring the pump to bypass the timer. No big deal for me, I'll put ventilation fans on my hygrostats instead. That way, I can use the timer to keep humidity up while the enclosures are at daytime temps, while the fans will keep it from spiking too high at night. My ETS are supposed to have 100% nighttime humidity anyway, so that doesn't matter for them, but my other herps are supposed to be lower than that. Second, as other reviews have said, the included tubing is a bit short and very stiff. I ended up zip-tying the intake tube to a plastic rod to keep it straight, so it would reach the bottom of the 5 gallon water cooler jug I'm using as a reservoir. I'm going to look for tubing that's easier to work with, since the included tubing is too short for my larger enclosures anyway. Overall though, it's a great value

100% worth every cent. I've been using it for newborn chameleons for several months now, was easy to set up and have had no leaks. I did have to submerge the plastic hose in boiling water for 3 seconds to get it to come out of its tight coil though, and while the spray isn't nessissarily loud, it certainly isn't quiet.

I currently have four reptiles at home. I bought one for my red-footed tortoise, then I bought another for my blue tongued skink, and I’m about to buy a third (and maybe a fourth) for my crested gecko and ball python.

Was a little confusing to get set up. But it works great and our bearded dragon is a fan!!