I know another substrate question but I must ask. I read the post below about calci sand but waht do people think of repti sand. its suppose to be natural sand. made from pure very fine quartz. is this stuff anygood and is it safe for beardies?
thanks in advance
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yes another substrate question
nhballpython
Aug 24, 2004 05:34 PM
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brdfreak
Aug 24, 2004 09:46 PM
>>I know another substrate question but I must ask. I read the post below about calci sand but waht do people think of repti sand. its suppose to be natural sand. made from pure very fine quartz. is this stuff anygood and is it safe for beardies?
>>thanks in advance
The best substrate I've used is Duck Shelfliner from Wal-Mart. You can reuse it, the liquid part of the defacation doesn't soak into the substrate providing a breeding ground for bacteria and bad bugs.... you can wipe it clean with sterilizer untill you take it out and scrub it good... if you buy 2 you can interchange them and your not out the expense of sand or the hassle and health risk of it either.... PLus it looks great is very affordable at 5 bucks a roll which will do a 4 foot cage easily, and is much more healthy for your dragon than sand. So no more talk of this sand crap!!! Buy the shelf liner or else. J/K But it really is the best way to go.... if you try it you'll understand.
BTW.... when do you get your new baby? Tomorrow?
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