i was wondering would cork bark tile be a good substrate? it is soft not to soft,not jagged or heavy.there is no pine or any other chemical smell.i have not tried it yet so i don't no if it's easy to clean. just wanted some input thanx.
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i was wondering would cork bark tile be a good substrate? it is soft not to soft,not jagged or heavy.there is no pine or any other chemical smell.i have not tried it yet so i don't no if it's easy to clean. just wanted some input thanx.
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It sounds at first like a nice thught. i use cork bark myself as decoration. Are you thinking about those 12 inch square cork tiles for making bulletin boards? I can't imagine they would be easy to clean at all. They are just full of itty bitty little holes and will mold if too humid (or someone spills). May also be processed excessivly, possibly exposing your geckoes to some chemicals.
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