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I'd say you are as clean as you can be..

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Posted by: johne at Sun Jan 16 16:21:06 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by johne ]  
   

I would agree...natural looks great, but for keeping lizards clean and healthy for indoor husbandry, going with paper of sometype is much easier to deal with.

I was also hooked on the pool filter sand when I was keeping lizards. I liked the feel of it a lot. I really like the traction sand appearance, but it is dusty as can be. It will collect on the glass and you can definatley see it settle on the light fixtures...so, it probably settles in the lungs as well.

@Tom...I've been really good. Still traveling around quite a bit. I can't complain too much (aside from not having time for keeping lizards)...I have been a few places to see them in the wild during my business outtings. I was so close to calling you when I saw your advertisment on Kingsnake for some redbacks

What are you keeping these days?

Regards,

John


   

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