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    Re: Rice Husk as substrate. Is it safe?

    That's a new one I hadn't heard of. I have no idea. Chemically speaking, it seems like it should be safe. But not sure about the texture of it. Sand and walnut shells are both chemically safe but still unfit for BP substrate. I'd have to get my hands on some to even make a guess. Hopefully someone else has more experience with it and can chime in.
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