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    Aspen

    I have a question about Aspen, do you guys bake it before it goes in the tank? Or how do you guys clean it?


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    never heard having to do this, i mean i heard of doing this with bark and what not, but aspen bedding, atleast the kind i buy is meant to go straight into the tank, i have been using it without putting it in the oven first and have had no problems....

    HOWEVER, i have seen different types of aspen bedding, like ones that come in bags that dont have pictures of reptiles on it and are meant for something else, those, i dont know if u would have to bake or not, but i doubt it...

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    Re: Aspen

    I have never heard of baking it, I hate aspen anyways. Too messy! I use either butcher or news paper. Ill use aspen if im goin to be away for a week or so cause I hides waste.

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    I have the Aspen that they use for hamsters and rabbits. Is that the same thing?


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    Re: Aspen

    Aspin is aspin what you have is cheaper and you get more of it, and its also bigger cuts, there is no difference

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    Re: Aspen

    Quote Originally Posted by Francesco View Post
    I have the Aspen that they use for hamsters and rabbits. Is that the same thing?


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    As long as it's not the sort of aspen chips you would use for a garden; those manufacturers don't care if there are bugs in it. Anything manufactured for pets should be bug-free.

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    Ok cool, I have cypress mulch in my tanks now, and a big bag of Aspen that I need to use


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    Re: Aspen

    Idk anything about cyprus

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