Other than ceadar anything else bad? I know aspen is most popular but is pine ok, I have soem and want to put it to use.
Thanks
Xavier
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kurma
Oct 13, 2003 05:47 PM
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Naamah
Oct 13, 2003 07:43 PM
No pine. It, too, contains harmful phenols. What do you think they make turpentine out of?
For loose-litter substrate, I use cypress mulch, but I vastly prefer plain white paper towels with plenty of hideboxes so the snake can feel hidden. That's just my two cents.
If you use a loose substrate always, always, feed in a separate container to avoid ingestion of loose matter.
--Naamah
