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Posted by: Nick_A at Tue Jan 3 10:54:48 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Nick_A ]  
   

I have a group of 5, 3"Chery Heads. Up untill now I have been keeping them with newspaper as substrate. Today I switched to peat moss because I wanted to increase the humidity. Anyway, as soon as I put them in the enclosure they started eating it. Now I imagine the peat can be digested, but can it? Has anyone had something like this happen and did you have any problems with it? I would use mulch but the only type that is available where I live is pine.

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Nick

   

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