aspen or repti bark? which is "hotter"

all other things being equal, which will allow for higher temperatures? Repti-bark or aspen bedding?

Hmmm thats a good one.. I am going to have to say cypress if moist....

I would tend to think the aspen may insulate and hold heat better but the reptibark holds the moisture more.

We use aspen so all I can say is aspen is working great for us as far as heat retention, moisture and easy of spot cleaning. My only comment is that with my larger, heavier females they do tend to mat down the aspen somewhat and I find finger fluffing it up as I do their normal cage maintenance helps it have more air pockets which allow the heat to move through that substrate more efficiently.


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Paper. ;)

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Paper. ;)

-adam

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The comics section works the best for me. :banana:

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The comics section works the best for me. :banana:

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Not me ... with all of the morpsh that I own I have to use unprinted paper ... the ink makes em look dirty. ;)

-adam

Dang it!! Now that I have a use for all that paper my husband used to bring home, I don't have access to it!! I might have to make him go back to working in the paper mills, just so I get some more. :rolleyes:

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Dang it!! Now that I have a use for all that paper my husband used to bring home, I don't have access to it!! I might have to make him go back to working in the paper mills, just so I get some more.

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Atagirl...put'em to use. LMAO.

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the ink makes em look dirty.

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What's wrong with Snoopy on your Albinos? Could sell for a real lot!!!

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What's wrong with Snoopy on your Albinos? Could sell for a real lot!!!

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Put a lucy on some comics, and then take pics after he slithers around a bit and call it a new morph!

"Intorducing the Snoopy Ball, brand new from 8 Ball Pythons!" lol