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Re: ReptiChip vs. Reptile Prime Size Comparison
 Originally Posted by Sunnieskys
Well repti chip sucks. (My opinion, it's dirty, it's to big, and uncomfortable) reptile prime is the bomb digity. No dust, softer, not dirty, will stay damp never wet. Spot clean for months without doing a full change. And yes better appealing.
Well... we're going to try it shortly... and while I do like ReptiChip, I've never really tried anything else. I do like the smaller and finer texture of Reptile Prime better to the eye. ReptiChip, although its supposed to be good for humidity, I still had to mist often.
I think Reptile Prime is a bit more expensive, but if its good I have no problem with the investment.
 Originally Posted by Aedryan Methyus
If I were to ever start using substrate I think Reptile Prime bedding would be my first choice. I've read and watched a lot of reviews and I guess it holds humidity very well and hardly ever has to be changed. I would love to use it for those reasons, but the risk of animals swallowing it and developing digestive problems just isn't worth it to me. It seems like it would be even easier for them to swallow this stuff than just about anything else, because it's so fine that it is bound to get stuck all over the rodents and the animals will no doubt be dragging it in their water dishes constantly. For those reasons, I have to stick with paper towels...
That is really the only fear I have, that finer substrate is easier to stick to prey. But, hey, many use it with no problem, so it can't be that bad.
I would have preferred paper towels or blank newspaper stock, but when I used the paper towels humidity was horrendous.
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