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Just curious what everyone is using for their ASF's substrate.
I am currently using equine fresh because I purchased a bunch of it when I was breeding normal rats. But I wonder, since there is little to no smell with ASF's, should I just switch to aspen when I run out of the equine fresh??
I also give them a handful of shredded news paper for the nests. They seem to love it!
Mike
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Re: substrate
i'm using kiln dried low dust pine with all my rodents,i tried several different brands of aspen but found them ineffective,after two days i would get ammonia smell with mice.have fun !
TIMOTHY W. HURKMANS
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Re: substrate
Mine are doing just fine on Woody Pet.
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Re: substrate
I use Equine Fresh as well and have no intention to ever switching back.
With ASF I only replace the Equine fresh every other weeks.
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Re: substrate
I just picked up 2 trios from Kelly on here and she reccomends Corn Cob, thats what she uses so I got the same.
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Re: substrate
Since I buy tons of aspen for my snakes, thats the same I use for my ASF. It seems to be just perfect for them.
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"If I were stranded on a desert island and could only have one book, record and person...I'd probably die of exposure."
czphotography
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Re: substrate
Pine. Never had a problem with it....
I also give them timothy hay to chew up to make a nest...
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Re: substrate
Equine Pine works really good with a layer of aspen on top. To give them something to build there nest with.
Trey
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