>>Thanks for sharing that Bob. It's stuff like this that makes it worth checking the forums. 14 years is a good testamant. Please excuse my ignorance, but what do you mean by "fines"? Thanks.







The sand that I use is sized, #2through#12 is the size of the sand, there aren't any fine size, or dust size sand particals in the mix. It looks like gravel in the pictures with the baby snakes, but its just a coarse sand.







Bob
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• pea gravel substrate - markg, Sat Mar 14 17:03:46 2009
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