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    Re: A substrate idea?

    I use Healthy Pet "Dust-Free" bedding for some of my snakes. It's made of these small, spherical shaped cellulose fiber pellets. I think it's considered cat litter, but it's good for many other pets.
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    Re: A substrate idea?

    Quote Originally Posted by CopperNightShade View Post
    That is probably what I will do. Hopefully the little picky girl won't mind it! So as far as the reptile carpet, would a weekly change/cleaning keep away any mold issued, you suppose?
    It will keep away the mold, but eventually it will start to stink no matter how much you wash it. If it stinks, it means bacteria is growing in it.

    I would personally never use reptile carpet.
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    Re: A substrate idea?

    Quote Originally Posted by CopperNightShade View Post
    That is probably what I will do. Hopefully the little picky girl won't mind it! So as far as the reptile carpet, would a weekly change/cleaning keep away any mold issued, you suppose?
    It shouldn't get moldy if you don't wet it. But you would need to clean it after the snake poops on it, and either line dry it if you live in a warm area or put it in a dryer.

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    Re: A substrate idea?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kaorte View Post
    It will keep away the mold, but eventually it will start to stink no matter how much you wash it. If it stinks, it means bacteria is growing in it.

    I would personally never use reptile carpet.
    I have every intention of cleaning it with Hibiclins, and if a bacteria can survive that I have bigger concerns than stink.

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    Re: A substrate idea?

    Quote Originally Posted by 4theSNAKElady View Post
    I use Healthy Pet "Dust-Free" bedding for some of my snakes. It's made of these small, spherical shaped cellulose fiber pellets. I think it's considered cat litter, but it's good for many other pets.
    So you don't have problems using it? Sweet, maybe I can try my idea out.

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