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Thread: Fir Wood

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    Fir Wood

    I have a question.
    Is a fir wood bad substrate for a ball python, i can't find anywhere.
    thanx

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    Re: Fir Wood

    Yes, Fir is bad wood to use as substrate. Has the same oils as pine and cedar. Steer clear.

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    Re: Fir Wood

    I don't even keep my feeders on these substrates.

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    Re: Fir Wood

    I don't know about fir wood, but fir bark is what is used in those reptile bark substrates, so I would have thought it is ok. Not that it would be the first time the pet industry marketed something that is bad for animals though...
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    Re: Fir Wood

    Aspen is what you want...

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