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  • 02-20-2021, 11:53 AM
    BeansTheDerp
    Re: Aspen mulch
    I like using aspen because it has a kind of wood smell to it. once our big bag of aspen mulch is all out then we're getting coconut husks! but Aspen (in my opinion) is a good cheap starter bedding, but you have to mist it sometimes to keep up humidity, I also have a humidity box he can crawl in for when he's in shed. I've also seen people take a wet towel squeeze out the water and drape it over the terrarium for more humidity!
  • 02-20-2021, 02:10 PM
    nikkubus
    Re: Aspen mulch
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by jmcrook View Post
    While they should definitely change if aspen is giving them respiratory issues it’s certainly a fine substrate for a BP if your local climate is amenable.

    I live in Mississippi and have had more issues with mold using coconut husk substrate than aspen. I can get either option to work for me but I change depending on the season and personal preference at any given time.

    During the summer aspen works great and I often don’t even need to mist during sheds and have no problems.


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    True, if you live in a super humid and warm climate, aspen probably would work better. I forget about that having never lived anywhere that gets over 60% unless it's raining, which is exceptionally rare here.
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