Reptile Mister Automatic Misting System, Reptile Humidifiers with Smart Timing Controller, Terrariums Humidifier with 360°Adjustable Misting Nozzles, Rainforest Ecosystem Sprayer

The hosing supplied is stiff and has "memory" from being coiled up in the box, Not a deal killer but better flexibility would be cool. Other misters have the same type of hose connection on the pump as the fittings and nozzles. Speaking of nozzles, these are by far the best nozzle of any of the misters I have bought. Super fine spray and zero drips! Cons: Press fit hosing to pump instead of connector for hosing. Stiff hosing making it difficult to route. Bright display light that NEVER goes off. Pros: Good suction Great nozzles, superfine mist but not smokey like a humidifier. Complete kit provides EVERYTHING you need to provide a killer misting system. UPDATE . . . SO a few days after setting it up I decided to add the other spray nozzle. Well I discovered that it did NOT have the super fine mist I raved about above, nope just a jet stream, strong but not a mister head. very bummed out..

I've been using this for a couple months now and I think it works great for the price point it's at. It comes with instructions that are blurry but legible, two nozzles, tubing, pump, tube cutter, a USB wire and a usb outlet charging cube, plus a couple other things. Keep in mind: it does NOT include its own water reservoir! You will need a bucket filled with water, or something similar, to stick the pump into! While it does NOT come with its own water reservoir (I didn't expect it to; it's cheaper to get a 5 gallon bucket from a home improvement store anyways) and there's some dripping once it shuts off, I appreciate that the instructions were clear, that the suction works well, and it's relatively quiet. It comes with two nozzles, and while it's only recommended to use two, I have been able to use 4 without issue. (I don't recommend going outside factory recommendations, but I was okay with the risk of breaking any warranty by doing so. Your own mileage may vary.) In terms of being a set, it's basically "plug and play" in that it has 90% of all you'd need to set a mister up -- again the only thing that's missing is a water reservoir. (Pretty sure it's cheaper to buy a bucket and this separately, than it is to buy the brand name sets with all the accessories required.) The scheduling/timing system on it is fairly simple to understand as well, which is what made me purchase this particular system over others. The touch screen is very sensitive, and not a lot of pressure is needed to adjust it. In fact, it might be too sensitive -- when the screen faces down and brushes up against the wire mesh of my skink's enclosure, it adjusts the settings. The screen is fairly bright too, so if you have it in a room that you're sleeping in, make sure you either face the screen away so it doesn't disturb you at night. Overall, I think it's good value for the price point. Misting systems can be expensive, and this is a good budget system. You will need to DIY your water reservoir, ways to hang up the tubing from the ceiling of an enclosure (such as wire ties), and depending on the size of your enclosure you may need to purchase more nozzles (Which, again, the manufacturer doesn't recommend, but again, I've had no issues so far in my 2 months of use). If you're looking for budget and you're ok with some DIY, I'd recommend this mistig system. EDIT, AUG 15 2025: After many months of use without changing settings, it seems that the spray length timer won't spray the actual length of time you set, and will get shorter. Unsure why this is. However, I found that pressing the power button and cycling back to the setting I want will reset this issue.

Worked great for a couple months, then would only dribble water out. Switched to manually spraying from a water bottle for the last 4-5 months and let this sit unused. Just tried to revive it again and pump will pull absolutely no water no matter how short the hose and how high/low the tank of water that it's pulling from is located. Tried to prime it by putting water into the hose that is connected to the inlet and raising it, but still nothing. Bottom of the barrel quality.

It works decently well. Not much to boast about. Easy to set up and I didn't have any dripping at the junctions like some commenters said. List of improvements for 2.0: 1. I wish the spray pattern was a little bit more wide. 2. It does drip for a couple of minutes when it finishes. (They say it's because the water is higher, but my water is on the ground with nozzles 5-6 ft higher and it still drips for a little bit.) 3. The pump is a tiny bit loud. It's tolerable but could be very annoying for people who have it run in the middle of the night. TL;DR: it's good for the price and does what it should. Could be improved but the minor annoyances are worth saving $70-$100 compared to the other automatic misters.

Works good just I didn’t use it for my reptiles instead I used it for my garden cheaper to use this then it was to order one for my garden that runs off my house hose lol 😂 this has a timer and is easier to set up then having to turn on my hose I just put a plastic tub out side to collect rain water and put the hose with the filter end in it and that was simple it’s on a timer no more watering by hand I can now go on trips and go camping with no worries definitely recommend for small gardens and active life styles so no worries about watering your plants best by for your money

This reptile fogger humidifier has been a gamechanger for my tree frog enclosure! Super easy to set up—just fill the large tank, attach the hose, and adjust the mist level. It pumps out consistent, fine fog that keeps humidity perfectly stable without constant manual misting. Quiet operation (barely noticeable), no leaks, and the extended tube reaches right where needed. My lizards are thriving with lush, tropical vibes—love the natural look it creates. Great value for the price, durable so far, and way better than basic sprayers. Highly recommend for amphibians!

I bought this in an emergency for a pacman frog rescue. It is imperative this device works properly as I work 12 hour long shifts and cannot make it home to mist the frog. I'll start by saying it was easy to set up, and for 3 weeks it ran like a dream. Until yesterday. I came home from work to find it pumping out all over my surge cord, and electrics for my 2 geckos housed in the same rack. My poor frog was bone dry. It had done it at least twice, and I am forever grateful my house didnt burn down. What I found, is that the output hose is popping off at around 3 seconds in, for a 20 second, 4 hourly cycle. I had to manually hold it in place for it to function. Every time. I would also like to add I use distilled water with it. I did try recutting and fixing the hoses but that did not solve this issue. I cannot return it, so, I am forced to try and 'fix' it, buy a new set of nozzles, or trash it completely and go elsewhere. I will update as soon as i figure it out. I only gave 2 stars because it worked great for 3 weeks. Edit. I fixed the initial problem but now it leaks from the electrical unit. Trash. Shame no customer service or any such way to return it. 😕

I use this to water my fern terrarium so it's not critical that it operate over a 24-hour range. I don't use it at night because it's near my bedroom and a little too loud. I set it to operate once during the day, and it's good for when I'm away on travel. The supplied tubing is too rigid and inflexible and does not attach securely to and easily accidentally disconnects from the pump input/output ports, which may result in a disaster depending on where the pump is located and if no one is around to turn it off. I replaced the supplied tubing with flexible Tygon tubing from the home hardware store and it connects securely to the pump and is easy to adapt my terrarium setup. The spray nozzles and connectors are well designed and work well. The pump settings directions are basically useless but can be eventually figured out through trial and error.