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Posted by: 414reptiles at Fri Oct 6 15:07:39 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by 414reptiles ]  
   

no its not african rats lol... i know this isnt the appropiate forum but i figured i would get a fast reponce here... so here it goes

i've been reading about cedar bedding having "poison" toxins in it which could potentially kill a snake... would that apply only if the snake was housed with it or would it have ill effects even if your rodent was living in it? I prefer cedar because for me its easier to use and seems to cut down on the smell. Not only that it has "pest reppelent" aroma/toxins... my rodents seem to be doing fine and produce nicley but im worried about the over all best conditions so my rats and snakes stay healthy.

so what im wondering pine or cedar...and why?

   

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