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    Re: Reptile Prime, now with free shipping

    Quote Originally Posted by L.West View Post
    I assume most of you use loose bedding like this in cages such as an AP T8. I like loose bedding in tubs but find it messy in cages. I wish I liked it because I think the animals would prefer it over the kraft paper I currently use in my large cages but then I would have to worry about them ingesting it at feeding.

    What do you all do at feeding time??
    I've fed on Aspen, I've fed on Repti Chip and I've fed on Reptile Prime.

    The only problem I've ever had was one piece of Aspen and a piece of Repti Chip getting stuck in a mouth. They can usually work substrate out of their mouth, they do it in the wild. Even a bit swallowed poses no problem.

    Its when it gets stuck, that creates a problem. Only happened twice in many years. I removed the pieces. The pieces were longer and thicker, sort of the shape of a big splinter. That is why I don't like chunky substrate or super fine (like coffee grounds) substrate. I really don't like splintery wood substrate.

    If the substrate is soft and not chunky, if they ever do get some in their mouth, it won't be an issue. Most falls off while they work the rodent into their mouth.

    I never place something on the substrate for them to eat off of. And the rodents are slightly wet. Still no problems.
    Zina

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