Substrate Switch

[Hock3ymonk3y]

Hey guys,
Currently I have aspen bedding for my bp in a screen topped enclosure. I have been havin trouble with humidity so I taped up the screen to keep the humidity in. But still humidity is a problem so I am thinking that I should switch to repti-bark because I heard it keeps humidity pretty well. What so you guys think?

[DutchHerp]

I have reptibark in my 24" tall enclosure and humidity stays like 80s on the bottom and 70s up higher.

Sounds pretty good to me!

[zombie&lemons]

coconut fiber is the best for humidity

[Lucas339]

i just switched from desert snow to cypress.

[Wh00h0069]

Although I have never used it, I have heard that cypress mulch is the best substrate for holding humidty without molding.

Hope this helps.

[gmcclurelssu]

from what i have used, eco earth is good stuff. also, you can just get some damp sphagnum moss to put in the cage. both work pretty good.

[MUSTANGGTANDGSXR]

cypress mulch is the best for humidity issues i have a che on both my tanks and have no problem with hum.

[rebeccabecca]

I use eco earth for all my tanks. I use it for my hermit crabs at high humidity and it hasn't grown mold. It's cheap and great on storage space.

[Hock3ymonk3y]

Jeeze! Thanks for the feedback everyone, I have not seen cyprus mulch in any of my pet stores of breeding centers, so I think I will go with the repti-bark as I originally planned. DutchHerp apparently has it and if it works for him it will work for me!

Thanks again,

[zombie&lemons]

eco earth is exactly what i use you can buy it 3 in a bundle