substrate

[tanner]

is aspen a good substrate? im using fir bark now but it doesnt hold moisture

[boboso]

I prefer the Aspen and currently use ZooMed from PetSmart (we got this as the adopted BP we got was on pine!), cheap, easy, and seems to hold humidity well as we are at a constant 52% in his temp glass enclosure.

He also seems to "enjoy" it as well

There are others as well, and posts will be coming...

[RichardA]

Aspen works just fine.....a lot of the big time breeders use it in all their tubs, so must work fine....LOL

[Slim]

I just switched to Desert Snow, and I really like it so far. I used aspen before that, and never had a problem with it.

[tanner]

what is desert snow? what is it made out of|?

[RichardA]

http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/...dding-2-pound/

[Slim]

Desert Snow is made by T-Rex. It's made from hardwood pulp (think fluffy paper) and is very absorbent and pure white so it's easy to spot clean. It's also nearly dust free, which is important to me because I worry about RI's. One big draw back is that the stuff in not cheap...matter of fact, it's prolly the most expensive substrate out there, but I don't have a large collection, so works for me right now.

http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/...dding-2-pound/

[RichardA]

http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/...dding-2-pound/

echo, echo, cho, o, o.



ROFL

[Slim]

http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/...dding-2-pound/

Richard has faster fingers than I do