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  • 12-23-2011, 12:56 AM
    Wobbilly5
    Using Hardwood Bark Mulch as substrate...
    I was thinking about using hardwood bark mulch as substrate for my collection in their tubs.

    Does anybody currently use this and have anything positive or negative to say about it?

    I know it can be dyed as well and was curious to know if anyone had any knowledge to whether or not that would affect a ball python. My main concern would be if there were bugs in the mulch (as it is kept outdoors) that could harm the snake.
  • 12-23-2011, 01:36 AM
    drama x
    I'm interested in hearing what people have to say about this as well...

    I buy the 56L bags of Cypress mulch from Lowe's for $2.00, they last a lifetime and iv never had problems with it (ex: parasites, injuries, mold, etc.). It works great and its cheap, plus they hold humidity very well.
  • 12-23-2011, 02:57 AM
    RichL
    Viperkeeper on youtube mentioned that is what he has started using in his enclosures. I have thought about it as well, just haven't made the 'jump' to try it out.

    If I was to try it, I would probably PAM it every time it was changed or I added a little.
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