Hey all,
Just wanted to know if anyone has ever used the compressed coconut Bark for bedding for hogs before? It says it is safe for reptiles but I have heard that one before!
Thanks,
Scott
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Coconut Bark for bedding?
campdirector
Jan 08, 2004 03:07 PM
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snakeguy88
Jan 08, 2004 08:45 PM
One problem is it might be too damp. And when it dries out, it might be too dry and dusty. Aspen works fine though. Andy
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John Q
Jan 09, 2004 07:46 PM
Coconut bark is good for maintaining a higher humidity level. I've used it for roaches, geckos, etc. I would never use it for my hognose. Western hognose are a desert species. Use sani-chips, aspen, carefresh, etc. You want to provide a warm/hot dry environment.
