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Reptile Prime substrate?
Would Reptile Prime be a good substrate for a Kenyan Sand Boa??
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Re: Reptile Prime substrate?
I don't know what that is. I use Aspen shavings in mine.
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Reptile prime can be used wet or dry. Dust free. Good stuff.
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Re: Reptile Prime substrate?
I know all about it, was just curious if it would be good for a Kenyan Sand Boa, dry obviously.
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~Sunny~
Booplesnoop Coilsome, Odyn, & Eeden AKA theLittleOne
0:1 Pastel Het Red Day Chocolate
1:0 Normal
0:0:1 Pueblan milk snake
*~* Nothing sticky (tape, stick on gauges, Velcro) goes into your enclosure! Again...NOTHING sticky goes into your enclosure....EVER! *~*
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Re: Reptile Prime substrate?
I've used it and think it's great. The only concern I had was because with some of my snakes I have to feed live and didn't want them to get a mouth full I would put two inches of prime them ablayer of Aspen over the prime. The reptile prime is awesome with humidity no dust works great.
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