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RE: larger cage=substrate issue

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Posted by: wreckwriter at Wed Jun 15 09:01:19 2005   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by wreckwriter ]  
   

I put the snakes on aspen for a trial. If it doesn't work out I'll go to the DCL. Nobody has dumped yet so I don't yet know how easy the clean-up will be....

So far the only thing I don't care for is that when the boa moves around at night he leaves big "snake tracks" all the way down to the glass. Looks kinda funky with big lines of bare acryllic all over but is obviously easily fixed by just respreading the stuff around. Will this stuff "mat down" so that doesn't happen as much? I have about 2" of it in the cage.

Thanks again for the advice in this thread!

Tom

   

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