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I'm not too keen on paper (as functional as it might be). I'd like something more pleasing to the eye. Any ideas for a more naturalistic-looking tank?

Thanks.
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1.1 Mali Uromastyx (Ra, Isis)
1.0 Satanic Leaf-tail Gecko (Diablo)
0.1 Satanic Leaf-tail Gecko (R.I.P. Samael)
2.0 Tabby cats (Cloud, Magus)

I use damp peat moss, It helps keep the humidity up looks good too.

>>I use damp peat moss, It helps keep the humidity up looks good too.
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1.0 savannah monitor
0.4 leopard geckos
2.2.5 crested geckos 4 eggs
1.0 Rhacodactylus Chahoua
0.1 Mossy Leaftail
0.1 common boas (BCI)
1.0 ball python
0.0.1 western hognose
0.1 kenyan sand boa
0.0.1 golden tree frog
0.0.1 fire belly toad
0.0.1 Sulcata tortoise
0.0.1 desert hairy scorpion
0.0.1 texas millipede
1.2 sugar gliders 2 joeys
0.1 chinchilla
2.0 cats
0.0.1 African Giant Black Millipede
0.0.1 Pac Man frog
10 gallon freshwater
LOTS of roaches

Matt Smith
Exotic-Adventure

In one tank, I use a bioactive substrate, topped off with some sphagum peat moss. It's naturalistic, helps with humidity & keeps the mold down.
The other one has coco fiber... but there's more of a molding problem...
With juvies, I would highly recommend paper towel - no impaction problem. My naturalistic tanks are for full-grown adults only.
If you want to try a bio-active substrate, do a google search for "bio-active substrate" & you should get a few sites with descriptions of how to start them.
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1.1 Crested Gecko (Anton/Angelina & Harley)
1.1 Crazy dogs (Alex & Sadie)
0.2 Vacationing Kitties (Puddy, PeeWee)
0.1 Amazing Wife =o)
Charlie - RIP 9-8-05 (Veiled Cham)

I use bioactived eco earth with moss on top for adults and paper towels for babies.
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3.1 snakes, 1.2.1 crested geckos, 2.0 devon rex cats, 1.0 betta