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nybuckeye
at Wed Feb 21 12:45:32 2007 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by nybuckeye ]
Coconut husk (brick) is a great substrate, you can control humidity very easily. I wouldnt use it to mix with hay. Hay tends to mold when wet/damp for a period of time. You can seperate them and that would work. I use coconut brick sand mixture (50/50) for my 2 sulcatas and it works extremely well. Its easy to clean up after them, and you can grow grasses and plants in it (with proper lighting). I feed fresh grasses that I grow, and I also grow them inside the tort table on a certain rotation.
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