CaribSea Coco Soft substrate

[CritterVet]

Has anyone used this with ball pythons?

http://www.drsfostersmith.com/produc...3&pcatid=21493

[Chocolate Muffin's]

I use Coco Soft, and Love, it love it love it!!! "Where have you been my whole life" is what I ask the bag, every time I use it. Looks great, organic, absorbs orders great, easy to spot clean, my animals love it, and its relatively cheap.

I swear by it.

I used to use reptile carpet. Fir bark as just too cumbersome, but the Coco Soft was recommended to me, when I was thinking about switching to Cypress Mulch.

Anyway, I love it!

[SNIKTTIME]

I have heard really positive things about it, but haven't gotten to try it myself yet.

[2kdime]

For the price, I'd rather just go with Cypress if your looking for a wooden type bedding. Aspen is a good choice too but can mold rather quickly.

I'm a Kraft paper man myself.

[Hulihzack]

We use it in some boa/ball displays, it looks really nice as well as holding humidity well. Definitely a good product.

[Simpson Balls]

Used it once, really nice for the snakes.

Daniels

[steveboos]

Plus Coconut Husk keeps humidity in very very well. These products are all really good.

[blackcrystal22]

It gets a bit expensive, but it's not a bad substrate by any stretch. Holds humidity really well too.

[CritterVet]

Thanks, all. I'm going to try it in the display tank, where I need a substrate that will hold humidity well and look good. Hopefully for just one tank holding one snake, it won't get too expensive.