I'm used to using plain white paper towels. Always seemed to work well, easy and cheap to replace, little chance of ingestion. BUT, I am almost done with my new enclosure. 6 feet wide, 18 inches deep, and 2 feet tall. Obviously this thing is an attention grabber, so I'm thinking maybe I should try for a substrate that is more visually appealing. I know there are a million different things but whats the best for a bull?
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what's the "best" substrate for pits
scapelli
Oct 28, 2004 09:48 PM
Replies (2)
Shaun Roberson
Oct 29, 2004 10:42 AM
Aspen is hard to beat - little danger if ingested, it is fairly absorbent(easy to pick out excrement) and helps keep smell down as well.
P&S Pituophis
mrand
Oct 30, 2004 12:14 AM
"Aspen is hard to beat - little danger if ingested, it is fairly absorbent(easy to pick out excrement) and helps keep smell down as well."
i second the aspen bedding vote. use it for all my snakes, including bulls.
matt
