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Aspen bedding

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  • 07-14-2011, 06:13 AM
    ODoyle90
    I'll take a look under his hides when I take him out to handle. You can normally spot it pretty easily. Aspen's white(ish), but you can tell the discrepancies.
  • 07-14-2011, 10:23 AM
    anatess
    It's easy to spot when it's still wet - the aspen gets darker brown in color instead of yellowish. But, that spot gets yellowish again when it dries, so it would be harder.

    I usually go by the urates and take a section of the aspen around the urate with it. Then I change out the bedding every week - sometimes 2 weeks if the beach gets too irresistible and we decide to chuck our chores.
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