Spot clean it by just taking out the "soiled on" substrate and make sure you remove any uneaten food promptly as well as shed skin. You will only need to change the bedding completely every month or two as long as your tank isn't overcrowded. Good luck.
sera
S and M Reptiles and Exotics


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3.6 ball pythons
1.2 king snakes (1 chocolate, 2 albino)
1.0 columbian red tail boa
1.1 pueblan milksnakes
2.2 african house snakes
2.2 striped albino applegate gophers
1.0 watersnake
1.2 burmese pythons (1 albino, 2 hets)
2.1 pygmy rattlesnakes
1.1 dumeril's boas
3.3 corns (miami, okatee, snow, caramel, 2 creamsicle)
1.1 jungle corns

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