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    Re: Advice for Beginner setup. Read my list, make suggestions for alterations please.

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    Is there something else that you recommend instead then? I thought I remembered reading that aspen was easier to hold moisture with than alot of the other substraits. Perhaps I am misremembering.
    Aspen is a fine substrate.

    If your getting a hatchling, I don't recommend starting with a 20g. 20g tanks fit adults fine but a 10g would better suit a hatchling or young ball python. 20g might be too much space at once and cause eating problems and stress.

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