is aspen a good substrate to be used with a burmese python?
0.1 bp (julius - rehomed in 2008)
0.1 red tail boa (bianca - rehomed in 2008)
1.1 persian cats (morris [RIP 2016] & oscar [RIP 2015])
1.0 burmese python (strawberry - rehomed in 2008)
2.0 leopard geckos (quincy & froederick - rehomed in 2008)
0.0.1 mouse in the freezer (roger - no idea. hopefully i removed him)
1.0 bp (neke - yellow belly ball)
IMO yes. Many people will suggest news paper since aspen will be expensive to replace a full grown burm cage worth but its absorbant which is helpful. Many Many layers of news print will also make clean up a breezer and cheap. A large python will Poo and urinate a good amount so something absorbant is a MUST!!
~Jake~
Too many boas to list and a few balls as well
0.1 bp (julius - rehomed in 2008)
0.1 red tail boa (bianca - rehomed in 2008)
1.1 persian cats (morris [RIP 2016] & oscar [RIP 2015])
1.0 burmese python (strawberry - rehomed in 2008)
2.0 leopard geckos (quincy & froederick - rehomed in 2008)
0.0.1 mouse in the freezer (roger - no idea. hopefully i removed him)
1.0 bp (neke - yellow belly ball)
I use cypress or hardwood mulch with my Burmese. It is fairly absorbant and easy to spot clean. It holds humidity very well, looks good in my opinion, and it provides for easy sloughing.
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