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    The Leader of the Eastern Gang anji1971's Avatar
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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    I've been using Carefresh for a while now. It's not my favourite, aesthetically speaking, but it definitely works wonders for odour control, and the snakes love to burrow in it.
    It's also safe if they accidentally ingest it.
    Anji

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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    Quote Originally Posted by Stefan-A View Post
    It's easy when you have a sauna.
    do you use your sauna for that?
    Allready waiting for the sommer
    best wishes bis bald Udo
    Breeding Redsides EGSA-Chairman

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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    Quote Originally Posted by zooplan View Post
    do you use your sauna for that?
    Among other things.

    I have three apple tree branches that I need to treat. My parents' apple tree snapped in half the other day. Too many apples, couldn't handle the weight. So there's plenty of climbing tree material available right now.

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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    Are Apple tree branches interesting and 'twisty', Stefan? I favour either tree roots or Hawthorn branches because of the contorted shapes they produce.
    James.

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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    Compared to most other trees, yeah, but they're nothing compared to roots. These branches have pretty rough bark and are pretty thick. I'm going to hang them horisontally in the enclosures, so it doesn't really matter that much.

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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    Aspen shavings for just about every snake I own
    and I can't be happier that way!

    I hate finely ground substrates like the coconut bark for just one reason...

    The snake goes for a swim. The snake decides he is done swimming. He gets a ton of dirt stuck to himself and realizes he wants to swim again! Suddenly the water bowl is very dirty
    Mother of many snakes and a beautiful baby girl! I am also a polymer clay artist!


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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    oh but i must add that snakes simply LOVE carefresh. I used to use it for my cali king, Bandit. He would make himself little tunnels and they would stay there because of the nature of that bedding. I stopped using it a while ago because its expensive, I recently brought some home to a much bigger and older bandit... and his gluttony took over and He started picking up pieces and trying to eat them!! no!!! bad kingsnake!!! So bandit is back on aspen...
    Mother of many snakes and a beautiful baby girl! I am also a polymer clay artist!


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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    I noticed that with the Care Fresh-- that the tunnels stay put. Seems to make happy snakies!!! :-)
    Lori, New Hope Rescue-- rescuing equines and others
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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    So if the tunnels stay put, are the snakes laying on the glass bottom of the terrarium, or do you put something under the carefresh, or ???
    Tami

    Oh. Because you know, it seems to me that, aside
    from being a little mentally ill, she's pretty normal.

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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    I make the Care Fresh pretty deep-- probably 5 to 6 inches-- so they can tunnel thru the middle as well as go all the way to the bottom. So yes, they can reach right to the glass bottom if they go that deep.
    Lori, New Hope Rescue-- rescuing equines and others
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