ExtremeMIST High-Performance Reptile Mister - Ultra-fine Reptile Sprayer & Terrarium Humidity Fogger for Geckos, Chameleons, Turtles and Lizards - The Ultimate Pump Sprayer & Humidifier - 20 Oz Bottle

I use this for my tortoise to add humidity. I don’t know how I managed with the standard spray bottle! This is a complete game changer and makes it so easy and quick to spray morning and night!

This mister works really well. It has a pump feature on the top that pressurizes the bottle, so you just pump it a few times by hand and then it sprays with a fine, even mist. Perfect for reptile cages. We’re using it for my daughter’s crested gecko terrarium, and it’s been great. My 10yo daughter can easily handle it on her own, and the mist is gentle enough that it doesn’t soak everything. It just adds the right amount of humidity. It seems to be made of a thick and durable plastic which is good because it’s been dropped a couple times and has continued working perfectly. Simple, reliable, and does exactly what we needed it to. Zero complaints!

Great product. Works well, but it leaks, all the time. So make sure you have a towel underneath it when you are not using it, otherwise there will be water everywhere.

This makes missing my snake enclosures a breeze and they love the misting on them

I have tried every spray bottle, drip system, and even three misters. This method is simple, effective, and works great! My large veiled chameleon will run for cover from normal spray bottles and misters, but he will sit there and let me spray all around him with this sprayer. Plus, it's light enough on mesh enclosures to get caught between the holes instead of going through and onto the ground. My boy will actually take in the water spray for hydration from this sprayer, so I enjoy it. It's great with the pump feature, so you can spray harder or lighter depending on your needs. The funny part to remember is that the bottle has a trigger that will lock if you push it forward, and my wife ended up spraying the floor, the surroundings, and all over his cage because she couldn't figure out how to use it. The trigger is down to spray, and down and forward to lock (or down and back to unlock).