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I fell that foggers are good ONLY for raising humidity (and temperature a little) and misters are great for humidity aswell as keeping your plants well watered. Just depends weather or not you want to spend the extra money on a misting system, or the extra time needed to water your plants by hand if you use a fogger.
They will both do the trick... witch ever you prefer. However, normally foggers are just for show. (with the added benefit of increased humidity of course)
Well Really I just want it to raise humidity as I plan to use plastic plants. I have read some good reason to simulate rain also but I work after school at a hardware store and could set up a 'rain system' very cheaply.
rain is one factor in breeding with many frogs. as for the fogger vs mister... get the cheaper one first and see how you like it. i will warn you though if your setup is not enclosed just right fogging will be a more temporary solution for humidity... unless it's kept running or left on a controller.
or even cheaper you could buy a hand pump pressure mister for about $15 from petsmart. I have this setup and it's very simple. You should look into them.