Preferred substrate

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Originally Posted by Wheatley

I use a mix of pine and cedar.




JUST KIDDING! I would never ever use those...

I use coconut husk, and it's awesome. I would like to get some aspen though. Seems good.

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Why not pine ever?


I like my Dubstep to go Wop Wop Wop Wop

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Originally Posted by Expensive hobby

Why not pine ever?

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Not unless you were certain it's kiln dried and trust the manufacturer.

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Originally Posted by Badgemash

Not unless you were certain it's kiln dried and trust the manufacturer.

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There we go. Someone else that understands that pine and cedar are not the same wood lol.


I like my Dubstep to go Wop Wop Wop Wop

All my balls are on papertowels.

Mine is paper towel, newspaper, and aspen.

Kiln dried pine is fine. And most wood beddings that are processed are kiln dried any way.

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Thank you all for the input. Quite obviously, there are many ways to keep the BP successfully. I will definitely start to experiment and see what works best for me, especially given some recent shedding problems with one snake.
Cheers, m

Since I live in South California, we don't get any humidity. Coco husk gives my terrarium the perfect humidity.

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