How to get air into an airhole free tank?

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Isaiahtb
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How to get air into an airhole free tank?

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How can you get air in a tank that is airhole free? I don't think proping the lid up a bit will help much. Any advice. (I don't want to let all my humidity out by opening it all the way!!! -.- )

Edit- 10/6/10 7:00 PM
Also I only have the tank. Nothing else.
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Re: How to get air into an airhole free tank?

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Prop the lid a bit, or slide it to one side or the other to let air in. If able to do so, a small opening on both sides work better for air circulation as in 'air in and air out' type situation.
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Re: How to get air into an airhole free tank?

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What can I prop it up with?
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Re: How to get air into an airhole free tank?

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Use your imagination pencil, lego, saucer, wood...depending on what your humidity level reads depends on how far it should need to be propped.
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