To house any kind of reptile?
Yes
No
Yes, but only for certain species
Steven
This is to settle a disagreement I have with an individual on a different forum on a different topic.
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Would you use pine bark....
royalgoldreps
Jun 13, 2003 03:03 PM
Replies (3)
Ifni
Jun 13, 2003 03:37 PM
Pine, from what I've heard, is currently under suspicion of putting off fumes that are dangerous to reptiles, just like cedar.
So no, even though results aren't conclusive yet, I wouldn't risk using it when there are so many other suitable options for substrates.
WaxWormFan
Jun 13, 2003 05:25 PM
>>Pine, from what I've heard, is currently under suspicion of putting off fumes that are dangerous to reptiles, just like cedar.
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>>So no, even though results aren't conclusive yet, I wouldn't risk using it when there are so many other suitable options for substrates.
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Steven Beckerman
E2MacPets
verve
Jun 13, 2003 11:07 PM
i'm using pine bark for my boa constrictor.. so far so good.. but i'm also a bit paranoid bout it.. so i'm going to change it to coconut husk chips
