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RE: Several Tegu Questions

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Posted by: laurarfl at Wed Feb 20 19:52:13 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by laurarfl ]  
   

I've never had a problem with mulch, but I keep mine misted for tegus and there is a pretty decent distance between the mulch and the lights.

It's been quite a few years since I've kept Savs, but I don't think mulch is the best choice for them. I think (but not positive) that washed play sand mixed with topsoil is the preferred substrate. Savs like to burrow and they come from a drier climate than tegus. Moist mulch is going to be too humid for them, and soil/sand mixed properly will hold a burrow that they can dig. I would ask the folks on that forum.


   

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