Snake tank maintenance

[Rusky]

I have a tank with wood chips as the base to help maintain humidity.
I decided to lay down a layer of paper towels underneath it after a particularly liquid and messy poo that took forever to get off the glass.
But the paper gets soaked with urine and poo and shuffling the wood chips aside so I can pull it out and replace it is also proving to be annoying.

Can someone provide me some tips on cleaning my tank, thanks!

[Sunnieskys]

I wouldn't use wood chips for a ball. I would use Eco earth or reptile prime. Easy clean up and a hell ova lot softer for your ball. Also holds humidity better, keeps the smell down and just over all easy spot cleaning.

[Rusky]

Is something like this what you're talking about

https://www.amazon.com/Zoo-Med-26084...dp/B00BUFSX7G/

https://www.amazon.com/Zoo-Med-Labor...dp/B01MUGYCL0/

[Sunnieskys]

The bag yes. Blocks no lol.

[Valyrian]

I like the look of eco earth from the bag mixed with bark. It looks pretty cool and has the bebefits of both

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[ballpythoncornsnake]

i use the zoo med forest floor myself hold humidity well but not too much usually right out of the bag holds 55 to 60 humidity for a week before going dry.