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    Re: help with substrate for humidity in glass tank.

    All of those are fine in my opinion. I personally have been using eco earth for both my cornsnake (10 years) and my normal ball python (3 years). I have never had a problem with it and I find it is economical and holds moisture very well. I have seen my cornsnake with a mouth full of it before and he has not had a problem. Some people when feeding add newspaper for them to eat on during feeding to prevent this but I have never had an issue and my animals are thriving wonderfully. I highly recommend eco earth but that is just me. Since this is a glass tank i am assuming you will have a screen lid. Block most of the lid off with plastic wrap or a piece of plexi to help hold moisture in.

    All my other snakes are in a rack system on kraft paper which i also recommend for its price and durability. The only issue is its paper and it doesn't hold moisture very well.( I guess that is why there is moss lol)
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