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Old 09-25-2007, 02:40 PM
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Does anyone use this? I got some thinking my Stenodactylus might like to burrow in it, but they dont seem interested at all. Maybe because its like concrete once it dries... not happy with it at all. Besides that, its really messy... back to sand for them I think.
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Old 09-26-2007, 12:36 AM
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Yeah it's much to hard when dry for geckos.
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I have thought about using some by making some caves and tunnels and such. Then placing sand on it so they can still dig around. I think that might work pretty good. I just havnt found any of that substrate local to try it.
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I had some for my Leo and I really hated it
It is impossible to even spot clean and I had to use a hammer to get the darn stuff out!
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