REPTI ZOO10L Reptile Mister Fogger Terrariums Humidifier Extremly High Pressure Silent Pump Fog Machine Misting Rainforest Sprayer System Tank with 4PCS Nozzles for a Variety of Reptiles/Amphibians

Love this thing! I've used Mist King systems before, but I had an Exo-Terra Monsoon Solo on one of my vivs that I wanted to upgrade. This one caught my attention, and I decided to give it a shot because it seemed like it would be fast to set up and my time is at a premium right now. I figured if it wasn't to my liking, I could return it and order a Mist King system instead.I will *not* be returning this, for the following reasons:-The pump on this thing is an absolute beast. I have it set to the lowest pressure setting, and it's spraying an amazing amount of water into my tank. My tank was looking pretty dry, but in a couple of days I've been able to scale back the spray interval because my soil is back to optimal moisture. I think this could comfortably feed 6-8 nozzles, but my tank is well-covered by 3.-The reservoir is a great size, and thanks to the design of the lid, I don't have to wrestle the thing apart when I do have to fill it.-It's also nice that it came as a whole unit. I've never loved assembling the Mist King systems, so although I appreciate the flexibility there, this wins for ease of use.-THE NOZZLES. These are superior to any other brand I've tried by a long shot.My only recommendation is that after you take everything out of the box and read the directions, take a minute to plan how you're going to lay out your nozzles. I set mine up twice because a better layout occurred to me after I was done the first time.If this holds up well, it's a winner. I'll very likely be buying more of these in the future.

Bought one and set the settings to run for 2 minutes every 12 hours at low pressure setting and went about my merry way. Came home from work one day about a week in to find that it had completely flooded both my tanks I had run nozzles into, and basically killed off all my bio clean up crew that was in the soil (we're talking dead worms floating on the surface and isopods completely drowned. About $100 down the drain after removing all the dead things, soaked soil, and having to buy a pump to pump the water out.)Thought maybe it was user error so I re adjusted the settings and set it up again only for it to work for about a week perfectly fine and then... flood the tanks again... So then I set it up on an Amazon plug so that I could set alerts and monitor the outlet to make sure it was working fine and indeed it worked fine because the Amazon plug would shut it off before it could keep itself stuck running.Everything was going smoothly it seemed for about a year until out of no where I lost 5 Red eye tree frogs and 2 bird poop frogs in the span of about 2 weeks from some kind of bacterial infection.Well it turns out 2 crickets had climbed down into the filter for the easy fill lid, got stuck and began to rot and decompose and thus was causing the unit to spray dead cricket spew all over my tanks and it took for me to take the unit apart, clean out the half decomposed cricket carcasses and sterilize the whole unit. As you can imagine spraying disgusting cricket gut water all over my tanks would most likely be the cause of killing off 7 frogs considering I'm meticulous with my cleaning and never had any bacterial issues until these crickets got stuck in the sprayer.So needless to say down about $100 in soil and bio clean up crew and about $500 in frogs I would not recommend this unit based on my experiences. Sure when it worked it seemed to do the job it described, but when it didn't it was catastrophic.

I researched misters for awhile. I decided on this because of the price. It worked great. I easily set up 4 nozzles in a 2x3x3 enclosure and it was great with not having to spray manually! Then, I noticed it wasn’t turning on by itself. It worked if I set it to spray but not on the timer. It was past the 30 days because of how long it took to build out the enclosure. I emailed emailed Repti Zoo and explained what was going on and they offered to send me a new top. All the workings are located there. Within a week, sent from China, I had the replacement. It was wet from testing and it worked great. Thanks Repti Zoo for the great service. For the $159 this mister is well worth the money. Repti Zoo stood behind their product like they should. Very satisfied with this mister, and it’s much less expensive than the other major names. So it now 1/30/24 and the sprayer is still doing the job. Almost 2 years old and all I’ve done is filled it with water. It does a great job, and it has run dry a few times, my fault ,and still no problems. I just came across this review, I forgot I wrote it but wanted to update so other reptile keepers know that after this long it’s still doing great. It was worth the money!

The media could not be loaded. This is exactly what I needed! It’s advertised for a reptile enclosure, but I’m using it for an indoor greenhouse I will be out of town for a week and this machine can be preset to run at certain hourly intervals. Testing it on the “0” setting helps to adjust the strength of the spray (right nozzle), but this does not follow the duration (sec) nozzle and will keep spraying continuously. To test the hourly interval I set it to cycle “1”, and duration “30s”, and sure enough it went off by itself an hour later for 30 seconds. This is truly a lifesaver for my hanging vanda orchids, specially if you’re planning on leaving for a little bit (it’ll also help if you’re a bit tired or forgetful of watering/spraying). Just need to make sure there is enough water, or that someone can come in and refill it as needed if you’ll be out of town. I couldn’t utilize the suction cups, but I used some plant Velcro tape thing to hold them down and it is stable enough. The kit came with a tube cutter, and the nozzles latch/hold on to the tubes once they’re in, and have a push safety mechanism so that it won’t slip out. So far I’ve had no issues with leakage, but I’ll update in a month. 10/10