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I use it, i love it, i couldnt imagine going back to something less.
I clean less, it looks and smells way better too.
If you throw a quick image search you can find some bioactive pics that will blow your mind out of your face.
Besides a more natural environment is better for your critter, and shouldnt it be your goal to provide it with the best care you can?
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Re: Bioactive substrates
Originally Posted by Apiratenamedjohn
I use it, i love it, i couldnt imagine going back to something less.
I clean less, it looks and smells way better too.
If you throw a quick image search you can find some bioactive pics that will blow your mind out of your face.
Besides a more natural environment is better for your critter, and shouldnt it be your goal to provide it with the best care you can?
I've seen pics, and yes they are amazing. But doesn't your snake burrow/dig into the substrate? And doesn't your snake destroy your plants by burrowing? I sincerely am curious about this. Thanks for your input!
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Re: Bioactive substrates
Originally Posted by rottn
I've seen pics, and yes they are amazing. But doesn't your snake burrow/dig into the substrate? And doesn't your snake destroy your plants by burrowing? I sincerely am curious about this. Thanks for your input!
My bp doesnt burrow into the soil like a hognose or something would. He expanded his cave or where ever he is by pushing a little soil around. But that is about it. With plants, i used a large variety and the only ones i had trouble with were the larger leafed wandering jews. Too fragile.
Of course if your bp decides it is nap time on a plant therr isnt much you can do. Mine is a 48" bioactive that is overplanted if anything. He does fine as do most of the plants.
My hognose is also in a 48" bioactive. He digs. The plants are fine. He did tear up the elephant feed though. He hated those plants for whatever reason. I used bonsaid plants in that one. This fall im gonna prune and train too.
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Alice is always climbing all over the plastic plants, and constantly knocking them off the glass. She's all over everything! I swear she's like a bull in a china shop after the lights go out. LOL
I will keep researching the bioactive idea, and give it careful consideration. But your input really does help me. Thank you very much!
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