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    Today I convinced my mom to take me to the local petshop. I picked up a block of coconut chips/fiber, its suposed to hold humidity well. Will this work for a bp?
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    Q about transporting

    yup coconut works well, good choice
    Just make sure you feed in a seperate enclosure so he doesnt end up eating any substrate which can cause impaction.
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    Yeah, I'm thinking of buying a small rubbermaid to serve that purpose.
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    If you have any advice for a new keeper pm me.

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