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I was just wondering what every one here uses as an egg laying box and medium. What I want to do is switch from cypress mulch to washed playsand. I would then push the playsand up into a corner and wet it down for an egg laying site. This method has worked great for my bearded dragons, but has any one done this with their frilleds? If I feed my frilleds in a box do you think there is a large risk of impaction due to the sand? Thanks for any ones input, Jake.
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0.3 Normal Leopard geckos
1.0 High Yellow Leo
1.2 Albino Leos
3.1 Frilled Dragons
1.0 Juvi. Gold Bearded Dragon
0.4 Adult Bearded Dragons
0.0.4 D. Leucomelas
1.0 Adult Albino Corn
0.1.1 Normal Corns
1.1 Creamcicle Corns
0.0.1 Crimson Corn

I'd combine the sand with a good amount of bed a beast, peat moss, or soil to keep more moisture and make for a better digging area. I pile a bunch up in the corner of the enclosure and that is typically where they dig. I used to give the option of the cage corner or cat litter pan, but they always chose the cage corner.
Best of luck
dana

Do you use the sand/soil mixture for the whole cage or do you just put it on top of the cypress mulch in the corner and keep it moist? I have a door on one side of the cage, would that be a good place to put the egg laying site or should I do it in a more secluded corner of the cage? Thanks again, Jake.
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0.3 Normal Leopard geckos
1.0 High Yellow Leo
1.2 Albino Leos
3.1 Frilled Dragons
1.0 Juvi. Gold Bearded Dragon
0.4 Adult Bearded Dragons
0.0.4 D. Leucomelas
1.0 Adult Albino Corn
0.1.1 Normal Corns
1.1 Creamcicle Corns
0.0.1 Crimson Corn

I put it in one of the back corners.
I use cypress mulch in the cage and then the sand/soil mix for the lay area. I am also in a very dry climate, so sand as a substrate choice in not a good one for me.
Dana