Just bringing in my sulcatta hatchlings inside for the winter. Their usual substrate of hay is a fire hazard with a heat lamp. I've heard of using soil for substrate and peat moss in the hide box for humidlity, which I'm planning to do today. I have them in a large Rubbermaid under the bed box, clip on heat lamp and UVA/UVB bulb. Any other non-flammable substrate suggestions would be welcome.
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Sulcata subtrate with heat lamp
Patty208
Oct 29, 2008 07:09 AM
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Chasen
Nov 10, 2008 02:11 AM
I have used rabbit pellets in the past. Much cheaper if you buy in large bags from feed store.
