substrate?

[SUPERBALLS]

whats the best substrate for bearded dragons, i have sand and it works ok but you cant see there colors very well, anyone!!!!

[West Coast Jungle]

I like to use Critter Country
http://www.petco.com/product/7422/Cr...N-Bedding.aspx
for my juvy and older beardies. It doesnt smell (like alfalpha) and is very abosobent but you dont want it to get real wet as it will mold if damp or saturated. I soak my beardies in tubs so they dont get real wet in their inside enclosures. It spot cleans real nice

[SUPERBALLS]

cool anyone else have ideas

[BMorrison]

I'm using the eco earth or bed-a-beast and that's seeming to work out pretty well.

[uTiRambo]

Good Substrate: non-adhesive shelf liner, tile, paper towels, repti-carpet

Bad Substrate: any loose substrate (can cause impactions and harbors bacteria)

[Beardedragon]

Good Substrate: non-adhesive shelf liner, tile, paper towels, repti-carpet

Bad Substrate: any loose substrate (can cause impactions and harbors bacteria)

X100

[flinters]

Hey Rambo didnt know you were a member here too!

And yes loose substrates = BAD

[uTiRambo]

Oh hey flinters Yea I joined up here because I'm getting a ball python soon

And yea like I said before I would stay away from loose substrate, they can be very hard to keep clean. And the impaction risk with younger beardies.

Alex

[SatanicIntention]

I'm using newspaper with my Bearded right now, and he's doing fine on that. I'm going to switch to either non-adhesive shelf liner so I can just wipe up messes or slate tiles. He's in a 110qt tub though, so that may be difficult to get the tiles to fit.

[uTiRambo]

Yea shelf liner is a great substrate, it's what I'm using right now for my beardie. All you have to do is buy some non-scented baby wipes and just wipe the mess up it's so easy.