First off, no worries about Robyn.Robyn is just posting his extremely positive experiences with the soil substrate, he's not pushing it on anyone, or getting upset if people use something different.It's just yet another viable option, one that seems to be yielding some great results.



I personally feel the impaction issue is way overstated, how many people have actually lost a Uro to impaction that's kept with proper temps etc? They certainly lick the ground in the wild, also many people use sand exclusively for their uros without any impaction problems at all.They are a lot tougher and more capable than we sometimes think.

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• More dirt stuff (sorry).... - -ryan-, Sun Jan 18 21:29:49 2004
• RE: More dirt stuff (sorry).... - harberrat, Sun Jan 18 22:03:34 2004
• RE: More dirt stuff (sorry).... - -ryan-, Sun Jan 18 22:45:46 2004
• Misunderstanding? - Spankenstyne, Mon Jan 19 03:25:05 2004
• we got it : ) - robyn@ProExotics, Mon Jan 19 03:39:10 2004
• RE: we got it : ) - azteclizard, Mon Jan 19 10:25:07 2004
• RE: we got it : ) - Rik, Mon Jan 19 13:43:54 2004
• And that's why the dirt setup works great for you.... - -ryan-, Mon Jan 19 14:46:40 2004
• I've been pondering...and I've come to my decision.... - -ryan-, Mon Jan 19 15:23:00 2004