So, if I read this post right, you prefer childs play sand than reptile sands? I was using the reptile earth that comes in a brick and you get it wet to make it into dirt. I noticed that when it gets in the reptile's water, it turns it yellow and figured that can't be good. I can't seem to find a good substrate that isn't harmful in some way. Would it just be better to go with the reptile carpet? I know its not like a natural habitat, but it seems safer.

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5.12 Corn Snakes --- 1.0 Tokay Gecko

2.1 King Snakes --- 1.0 House Gecko

1.2 leopard Geckos --- 1.0 Golden Tegu

1.1 Bearded Dragon --- 0.0.1 Savanna Monitor

1.1 Green Iguana --- 1.0 Chinese Water Dragon

0.1 Crocodile Gecko --- 1.1 False Water Cobras

1.1 Jungle Corn --- 1.0 Ball Python

0.1 Kenya Sand Boa --- 0.1 Rose Hair Tarantula

1.1 Emperor Scorpions --- 3.0 Ferrets

1.1 Congo African Grey (parrot)

0.0.3 Prairie Ringneck Snakes --- 0.1 Dog

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