Has anyone tried packaging paper (brown or white) from stores such as staples for a substrate rather than paper towels?
Any pros or cons?
Thanks.
WL
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Packaging paper instead of paper towels
labendwa
Dec 01, 2004 01:49 PM
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milwaukeereptile
Dec 01, 2004 05:59 PM
>>Has anyone tried packaging paper (brown or white) from stores such as staples for a substrate rather than paper towels?
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>>Any pros or cons?
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>>Thanks.
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>>WL
I think the paper would be thinner and hold even less water than paper towel. It may also be not as easy for the geckos to grip. I'd stick to paper towel if you can.
Does anyone know if they make solid-color paper towel?
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drsmith2429
Dec 02, 2004 02:33 PM
yes they make solid white paper towels... but im not sure about other colors... maybe yellow or brown... or black
xelda
Dec 01, 2004 06:38 PM
I've used paper towel rolls like the kind they dispense in public restrooms. Those are actually nicer than regular house paper towels. They look nicer and the leos' claws don't get stuck to them like they sometimes do with regular paper towels.
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