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    Re: Leopard gecko loose substrate questions...

    Quote Originally Posted by Lizrd_boy View Post
    Right. I was a little skeptical at first, but these people have their pets in full bioactives, which is more than I can say, so I figured they must know what there talking about. But chemical fertilizers??? I draw my line there ��.

    What do you think of this? I called the company and they said it's just peat moss, nothing else. https://www.homedepot.com/p/3-cu-ft-...003P/205883917
    Did you tell them WHY you were asking? And do you really think they know OR care about your pets? Or do you think they just want to sell their product? Hmm? Don't be so trusting. Understand that they bear no responsibility for anyone using their product in a way that's NOT intended. It's intended for garden use.

    No opinion about the "peat moss"- it's not something I use. But the same caveat applies: it's intended for garden use- what % of contaminants are allowed? and what might they be? A gecko is a tiny fragile creature- it doesn't take much to harm it. There's a reason that products sold in pet stores FOR pets cost more- they're responsible for them being safe to use as intended for pets.

    And remember- when most people (or companies) are asked about pet safety, they're not thinking about a tiny herp- they're thinking about dogs & cats.

    The peat moss might be fine to use -ask Malum Argenteum if this is what he meant?
    Last edited by Bogertophis; 04-21-2023 at 04:18 PM.
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