Drinking for the first time

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Originally Posted by rockonjp76

Its desert snow or something similar to that. Its like recycled paper made into those little clumps. Ive used it before with my BPs with no issues.

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So no cancer related issues !??

I thought it was asbestos wool or fibreglass wool or something after THAT previous comment ..


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http://www.t-rexproducts.com/product...now/index.html

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Originally Posted by rockonjp76

http://www.t-rexproducts.com/product...now/index.html

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Thanks for the link!

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Originally Posted by RickyNY

Hey buddy, do you know that the substrate you're using is known to cause cancer in the State of California?

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You had me scared there for a moment. I thought you knew what substrate it was.

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Originally Posted by RickyNY

Hey buddy, do you know that the substrate you're using is known to cause cancer in the State of California?

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Everything causes cancer in California.
The reason it says that is because 'Wood dust' can cause cancer according to prop 65 in CA. Aspen bedding also causes cancer by that same Prop.
Paper or wood containing wood dust. lol 9_9;

It's a bit ridiculous. Even coffee has been listed as cancer causing. Take it as you will.

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Originally Posted by Mc.mischievous7

You had me scared there for a moment. I thought you knew what substrate it was.

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You have the bag of carefresh in the photo ;D

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Originally Posted by Armiyana

You have the bag of carefresh in the photo ;D

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Yea ik

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Originally Posted by Mc.mischievous7

I've been getting ALOT of mix reviews about substrate..[emoji2362] What is the best substrate for ball pythons?

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I use paper towels. Super easy to clean; once she soils them I just roll ‘em up and throw them out before wiping down the cage. And my snake doesn’t seem to mind them either 🤷:cens0r:♀️


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Originally Posted by Maddlesrain

I use paper towels. Super easy to clean; once she soils them I just roll ‘em up and throw them out before wiping down the cage. And my snake doesn’t seem to mind them either [emoji1745]:cens0r:[emoji3601]


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Yea that's what I've been using . I believe thts the best option. My main concern was substrate getting into his mouth while he eats. I didnt want that to happen at all.

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Originally Posted by Mc.mischievous7

Yea that's what I've been using . I believe thts the best option. My main concern was substrate getting into his mouth while he eats. I didnt want that to happen at all.

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Do you rip them up? I just lay down the sheets so they’re flat. I don’t think if some paper towel was chewed on / ingested it’d be too bad though. (:


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