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    I seeded some hatchling/juvie carpet python enclosures (fairly arboreal planted vivs, similar to what you see in GTP keeping) with temperate springtails and gaint orange (aka spanish) isopods.

    Although I removed any snake waste I could, I maintained my substrate without changing it out and felt that the janitors helped with any mold or waste that I missed. Plus it's just kinda cool to see them in there.

    They have since outgrown their exo terra vivs, but I continue to use springtails and isopods in my rhac and frog vivs.
    Last edited by mainbutter; 09-10-2012 at 03:04 PM.

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