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    Re: Can I use Beechwood Chippings for Bedding/Substrate?

    Quote Originally Posted by Caelan View Post
    Thanks for nothing....
    Holy bitter reply, Batman! All she was saying is that newspaper is so easy and cheap to replace, there is no need to spot clean - you just pull out the soiled paper and replace it with fresh. It's about as easy as it gets. If there were a big known problem with aspen, then most of the big breeders (in the US anyway) wouldn't be using it. Aspen is the #1 recommended shavings-style bedding for most snakes - balls and corns included (again, in the US).

    As far as your beechwood question, I don't know of anything that would suggest using it would have any negative effects on your snakes. Use whichever bedding style is easiest for you to perform maintenance with.
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