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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    I'm considering it, Tami... just for the sake of experimentation!
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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    I've heard about issues with smell before, but we really don't have much smell. The only time I smell anything is when I literally stick my head in the tank. But, then again, I have only one snake For now
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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    ya so the smell wouldn't be too bad but im bettiong my 30 gal with 3 snakes in it smells about the same as your tank with one snake in it
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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    Using slate, I have zero smell issues.... wipe it up, it's gone.
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    It's all about the Fuzzies jitami's Avatar
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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    Quote Originally Posted by adamanteus View Post
    I'm considering it, Tami... just for the sake of experimentation!
    Ah, but James, don't you have doors that open in the front? Wouldn't be able to have it very thick... unless you sectioned an area off or something?
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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    Quote Originally Posted by jitami View Post
    I just have this vision of Sly burrowing under everything, pooping, then laying there in it... he does get under the paper towel occasionally, but I usually fix that asap because of the aforementioned worry. When I used that gorilla bark stuff I wouldn't see him for days, but I'm guessing you can tell their whereabouts in the carefresh even when they're burrowed?
    Yes, it's not so deep that you can't find them easily. And you know... it seems to me that they poop mostly on top... when I clean out the clumps of poop, I usually fluff up the bedding, and don't seem to find poops at the bottom... in any case, the Care Fresh sticks to it and dries it out quickly so they aren't lying in, like, gooey poops.
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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    Quote Originally Posted by jitami View Post
    Ah, but James, don't you have doors that open in the front? Wouldn't be able to have it very thick... unless you sectioned an area off or something?
    I have a small (2") upstand below the sliding doors, so I remain flexible!
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    It's all about the Fuzzies jitami's Avatar
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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    Thanks Lori That eases my mind... but I'll probably still put paper towel under everything... lol
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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    P & J don't stink. Even when they, well.. HE, Peepers, tries to musk. And like, was it Kevie? That said, the poop seems to always be on the top? That's what I've found heretofore. But Ripley ( 6' bull snake), he tends to always poop in a corner of the tank...

    P & J don't, nor does Winnie. They seem to go 'on the run.' And so far ittiz wee little turdlettes that are easy to pick up with my fingers.

    We'll see what happens in the coming years...
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    Re: Really bizarre habitat problem

    Tami, I use paper towel under the carefresh. That way, I don't worry so much if they burrow right to the glass, especially where the heating pad is. And it absorbs any mess they do happen to make down there. But Lori's right, they usually go on top. And it is easy to scoop the poop! And a remarkable difference in odour, too.
    Now if only they could make it look more like bark chips..............
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