1st question:What does NP or n/p mean when used here?
2nd: I'm using Desert lizard blend made of crushed walnuts, would like some input on this substrate and of any known problems any of you have had with it.
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couple questions
lazor1
Oct 29, 2003 06:13 PM
Replies (2)
x1angelbabyx
Oct 29, 2003 06:53 PM
>>1st question:What does NP or n/p mean when used here? NP or N/P means "NO POST"... so their question/comment/answer is in the subject line of the forum, but nothing written inside.
>>2nd: I'm using Desert lizard blend made of crushed walnuts, would like some input on this substrate and of any known problems any of you have had with it.
I actually don't know because I use paper towels 
sorry! I hope someone helps u out with that one~
[aimee] 
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1.0 Albino Leopard Gecko (Melvin)
1.0 Black Lab / Pitbull mix (Mikey)
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xelda
Oct 29, 2003 07:59 PM
If ingested, it will not only cause an impaction, but the sharp edges will tear up the insides of your leo. It also gets lodged in there, so trying to remove it will cause even more damage.
You might not think that your leopard gecko will swallow any of the substrate particles, but you'll be surprised.
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3.2.2 leopard geckos (Rosie, Locke, Lisa, Caesar, Tommy)
and 1 more egg a' cookin' 
