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    Re: What Substrate Should I be Using with a Ball Python?

    Quote Originally Posted by Turningstar View Post
    You want a substrate that holds humidity. Aspen does NOT. Aspen will mildew and cause respiratory issues. Forest floor, cypress mulch, reptichip, coco block, paper, paper towels are all good choices.

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    I've been using aspen for over 20 years. Never any mildew, and no respiratory issues with the snakes on them. The above statement is not true, ie it's not a guarantee. I've lived in the highest humidity areas and no issues with it.
    Last edited by viper69; 04-17-2020 at 09:50 PM.

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