Substrate!

[Scott19]

I want a substrate that holds humidity good and that is natural, Any suggestions? Much appreciated

[reptidude1]

well news paper it not exactly natural but it works REALY good and its cheap and easy to clean, and if u need humidity cypress is really great because it holds it real well and looks nice, and you can also use shredded or chipped aspen (i prefer shredded)

[Theartisticgemini]

Coco fiber. I just started using it and i love it.

[snakesRkewl]

Cypress is your best bet for holding humidity.

[Manasa]

We use coconut....it comes in brick form....it holds the humidity and makes shedding really easy... we get it from petco

[Exotic Ectotherms]

I also use coco fiber. Great at holding humidity, looks great, will not cause injury if swallowed and it is an eco friendly product.

[Alyvrae]

Like some others, I use coconut fiber and it works GREAT. Here is the kind I use.

http://www.petco.com/product/104906/...t=OnSiteSearch

[alexOATH]

What they said ^

I too use Cocoanut Fiber, Eco-Earth to be exact, I mix it with ReptiBark too though about a 50/50 mixture.

And I love the nice dark natural look it gives, and it holds humidity amazingly well.

[Exotic Ectotherms]

Like some others, I use coconut fiber and it works GREAT. Here is the kind I use.

http://www.petco.com/product/104906/...t=OnSiteSearch

Yeah...that's exactly the stuff I use too. It is much easier than soaking those bricks.

[reggi-BP]

reptibark its really good with humidity, its natural, an looks great not so absorbent but its great