Thanks to all who responded on my previous question. I'm so glad that I found this forum, we were planning on using sand initially and now realize the hazard that this poses. Anyhow, what are your thoughts on using linoleum on the bottom of the cage? Will the self-stick kind have a fume or toxin that is dangerous to the beardies?
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What are your opinions on linoleum?
dragonlovers
May 25, 2004 05:52 PM
Replies (2)
dagangsta
May 25, 2004 08:54 PM
well, i';m not positive but i'd assume that linoleum would be mad hard to clean, what do you have against duck shelf liner?
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my animals
1.0.1 leopard gecko (goliath, gebco)
0.1 hypo red bearded dragon (puff the magic dragon)
0.0.1 schnieder's skink (ghandi)
0.1 white's dumpy treefrog (un-named)
1.0 house gecko (geico)
0.0.1 red eared slider (carl)
0.0.1 fire belly toad (escaped..)
1.0 lop eared wabbit (oreo)
1.1.too many to count, brown recluse (i think)
the rest of the animals in the hizouse
1.0 westie puppy (gabriel)
1.0 plain ol' outdoor alley cat (joey)
0.1 indoor rag doll kitty (tinkerbell)
2.0 goulian finchs
kephy
May 25, 2004 08:58 PM
If you want to go in that direction, non-adhesive shelf liner is easily the best. So simple to clean, and I'm sure it's fairly cheaper too. Shelf liner and paper towels are my substrate of choice.
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2.0 bearded dragons (Ocho / Domo-kun)
0.1 kingsnake (Rio)
1.0 ferret (Playstation)
1.0 cat (Wally)
0.1 dog (Tima)
