Vinagaroon substrate?

Sillver

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So I'm getting my Vinagaroon an enclosure thats a bigger than what its currently in and I was wondering if substrate made with Humus, Peat Moss, Sand and some perlite was safe for her? Basically its a potting soil mix i can and will probably be adding exo earth to it.
 

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Sarkhan42

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Biggest thing is ensuring there are no other additives like fertilizer or pesticides that could potentially harm your animal. If it’s a simply substrate with just those ingredients you’re fine.

I’d maybe recommend testing how well it holds burrows before you commit however, as burrowing is really important for a happy vinegaroon. You can always add something like clay to help it keep its shape a little better if you find its not holding well.
 

Dorifto

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Use topsoil, cheaper and effective. As Sarkhan42 told you, check that there is no chemicals added to the substrate.
 

mantisfan101

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Coco fiber/peat moss/reptisoil(my personal favorite) mixed in with some sand. Keep moist, especially during colder months, so they can create a burrow
 
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