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Aspen or Reptile Sand for substrate?

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Posted by: rachel4rent at Tue Jun 16 09:13:48 2009   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by rachel4rent ]  
   

I recently bought a children's python from the Hamburg show. She's very docile to handle and ate a frozen/thawed pinky right away! I was wondering what you guys prefer for substrate. I was considering either reptile sand or aspen bedding. Any comments, suggestions or ideas would be helpful!




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Rachel ^_^

----- Reptiles -----
0.1. Children's Python (Lily)
1.0. Cuban Knight Anole (Nole-ski)
0.1. Red Eared Slider (Timmy)
1.0. Yellow-Bellied Slider (Winston Sunshine)
1.0. Red-Bellied Slider (Lil' Devil)

----- Other -----
1.0. Grey Tabbie Cat (Cuddles)
2.0. Chinchilla (Sebastian & Peatree)
0.1. Brown hooded rat (Acorn)

   

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