whats the best dirt or sand...to use when letting a dragon lay eggs in....were do u get it at
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What do u use for your dragon to lay eggs in....
hedpace
Apr 27, 2004 03:23 PM
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beardiedragon
Apr 27, 2004 04:57 PM
peatmoss (it's antibacterial) and potting soil mixed 2:1 and compressed any garden center, home depot, lowes...
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Bennett
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HalosExotics
Apr 27, 2004 09:00 PM
I have had success using dirt, sand, or a mixture of both moistened so it clups together well. However, the dirt holds moisture better than dirt and the sand can tend to draw water away from the eggs if not moist enough. You can use either, and you can get them at home depot, lowes, any garden center or nursery.
Majesty_Cassy
Apr 28, 2004 09:47 AM
We keep one end of the enclosure ready for this. We have a 70% Top soil 30% sand mix. Make sure you get Top Soil with no Fertilizers added. I have about 1 foot of this at one end of the enclosure. I keep it moist but not soaked. The Dragon just need to be able to dig a burro without it caving in. Good Luck.
Ken
If you kill it, You better be willing to eat it!
