I am wondering what you all use for substrate for those of you that have *plastic* snake enclosures?
We just ordered her "house", and I am hoping to use papertoweling or unprinted newspaper for the bottom. Will this work okay? (The heat source is a radiant heat panel, that mounts to the ceiling of the 36X18X18 cage.) Any other suggestions welcome! :)
We just ordered her "house", and I am hoping to use papertoweling or unprinted newspaper for the bottom. Will this work okay? (The heat source is a radiant heat panel, that mounts to the ceiling of the 36X18X18 cage.) Any other suggestions welcome! :)
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Re: The Right Substrate for Plastic Cages....
Sun, May 11, 2008 - 6:32 AMPaper towels or newspaper will work fine.
I use a material called "Dri Dek". It is a little bit expensive in the begining but it will last for many years.
I believe the minimum order would give you enough for 3 cages the size you have so maybe something to think about when you get more snakes. -
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Re: The Right Substrate for Plastic Cages....
Sun, May 11, 2008 - 9:08 PM~E~ if you look at my pics I also have Dri-Dek in my enclosures. lasts forever.
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Re: The Right Substrate for Plastic Cages....
Mon, May 12, 2008 - 7:43 AMOh, is THAT what that is!! Do you gals have a link where to buy?
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Re: The Right Substrate for Plastic Cages....
Mon, May 12, 2008 - 7:46 AMDuh! www.dri-dek.com/ :) -
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Re: The Right Substrate for Plastic Cages....
Mon, May 12, 2008 - 10:39 AMComes in awesome colors, but I buy all of mine the same color (TEAL) so If I ever connect it together it wont matter.
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