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what is the best sub to use for a young green tree python. temps is good but cant keep the humidity up. i have a nice size water bowl and mist twice a day the substart i use know is rocks at night 50% and when i mist it goes up to 80% but doesn't stay that high for long. thanks for any info!!!!
mike
Greg likes red cypress mulch. I had a hard time finding it here, so I use bed-a-beast. Works great
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I'd re-evaluate and examine your "enclosure". Two enclosures can have identical substrates yet differ greatly in their humidity readings simply on enclosure differences alone. A gross example would be one enclosure with a lid and the other without.
RCulver
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