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RE: Sulcatas in the Western states-

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Posted by: PHRatz at Mon Jan 29 13:12:12 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PHRatz ]  
   

The reason why he built her home of concrete & cinder block is because it was a whole lot less $ than wood, it won't rot, the wind won't blow it down. (we have some killer dust storms here in the spring).
It's just so sturdy & even though it's not easy to clean when she won't move out of the way, when she does it's very easy.
Just soap/water with some bleach, hose it down then squeegee it out & it air dries very quickly.

We tried hay as a substrate when it was first built.. that made a horrible stinky mess. I couldn't get the odor out without bleach.
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