[Martinotti Reptiles]

Originally Posted by hyposhawn

You should use a dry substrate. It is not Ok to use damp substrate under most cases. Coco bedding is not suggested and it can't be compared to dirt. It hold in to much humidity. Humidity level is important and if not properly controlled it can lead to respiratory infections.

I've used this stuff for years and it gets as dry as anything else does if you leave it in the sun for a couple hours. It's a great substrate because it holds as much humidity as you want it to. If you mist it a little then it's only a little humid, and so on... But it can be as dry as bone if you don't mist it, and I used it for some of my leos, beardies, and desert iguanas with great success for some time.

I'm not arguing with you, I'm just saying that keeping them on this is not synonymous with keeping them on humidity.