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    Re: Less expensive coco coir

    Quote Originally Posted by JChristine23 View Post
    My girl is used to the repti-bark. Would it bug her too much if I switched her?
    I hope that more experienced members will answer your question about preference, since I have never used repti-bark before. However, my guess is that it would be fine to do so.

    Coco coir looks similar to repti-bark, and holds humidity pretty well. I have to dry the coco coir out after adding water, or else it spikes the humidity to 80-90% right away. It would depend on where you live though and the RH in your house. The humidity in my place stays around 50% all of the time.

    I like coco coir's natural look in the vivarium. I hope this helps.

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