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    First for clarity as they get confused. Cocoa husk is from coco beans and is used in chocolate and coco husk is from coconuts. Many dog people are freaking about coco husk and in my area it is not being carried by chain places as it is 'toxic' to dogs which is stupid as coconut oil is in many dog foods and supplements. Dumb. Anyway...

    It is unknown what it effect it may have so no that makes it a poor choice just because of the unknown factor of what a snake would do if you fed it chocolate ok cocoa husk.

    Coco coir is cheaper why not just use it?

    http://www.amazon.com/Compressed-Fib...ef=pd_sim_lg_1

    That is the first one I came to in the US I pay half this price. Even 17$ for 80L is not very much that is a full standard garbage bag (80L). The large bags of sani chips are only 62L (2.2 cubic feet)
    Last edited by kitedemon; 05-14-2013 at 11:27 AM.

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