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I just saw this substrate on one of the herp forums I frequent. It looks like it's a clay sand mix that's formulated to hold burrows:
http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog...o-med-5lb-excavator-clay-burrowing-substrate/
Has anyone tried it for T's yet? All my T's are North American Aphonopelmas many of whom I found in substrates with high clay contents. I'm curious if a substrate like this could be benificial for T's like mine since it would seem to be closer to what they exist on in nature than the compressed coconut fiber substrates I currently use. It would, however, likely be a lot heavier.
If no-one has anything bad to say about it, I'll probably pick up a bag once it shows up in the local stores or at the next herp show I attend.
-Alice
http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog...o-med-5lb-excavator-clay-burrowing-substrate/
Has anyone tried it for T's yet? All my T's are North American Aphonopelmas many of whom I found in substrates with high clay contents. I'm curious if a substrate like this could be benificial for T's like mine since it would seem to be closer to what they exist on in nature than the compressed coconut fiber substrates I currently use. It would, however, likely be a lot heavier.
If no-one has anything bad to say about it, I'll probably pick up a bag once it shows up in the local stores or at the next herp show I attend.
-Alice