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    Re: Noob question of the day!

    Well I've heard that if you use Coconut Husk substrate like EcoEarth in a glass tank then you can keep the temperature and humidity where desired.

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    Re: Noob question of the day!

    Quote Originally Posted by futurebpowner View Post
    Well I've heard that if you use Coconut Husk substrate like EcoEarth in a glass tank then you can keep the temperature and humidity where desired.
    You can use whatever substrate you'd like. I personally prefer cypress mulch because it holds humidity and it isn't dirt. When it comes to a full substrate change, cleaning up dirt is a pain.
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