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Posted by: nasicus at Fri Jun 20 21:48:19 2014  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by nasicus ]  
   

Do you use the deep style of substrate all of the time like I do or just for nesting?

And btw since I've been messing with hogs and long before I bothered to read anything on here, I've been using a deep substrate for all of mine. And yes it was long before I ever heard of FR and dealt with his childish ways.

I got my idea after dealing with sand boss that are borrowers as well. It only makes sense to try and mimic Mother Nature as best we can. So logically a borrowing snake like hogs would love deep substrate to play and live in. Not hard to understand or figure out.

You should see them get excited and travel up from the deep when its feeding time. Its fun to watch.


   

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