Reptichip vs. Reptile Prime for HUMIDITY

[Sauzo]

l've never actually used any reptistuff before, but if you want a substrate that's good for keeping humidity, try cocopeat/cocofiber. It's pretty good at holding humidity, it's even better when mixed with other substrates, and in my experience it's pretty cheap. I buy it in bulk at my local gardener's store (because cocopeat/cocofiber also makes a great alternative to soil) for Rp 5,000/US$ 0.36 per kilogram, and it's been doing wonders for me by itself.

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Both ReptiChips and Reptile Prime are coco substrate. One is just bigger chunks of husk while the other is more of a coffee ground consistency. I do agree though that gardening or home improvement stores tend to have it cheaper but you gotta be careful there isnt any added chemicals in it like dyes or insecticide.