EXOTICNIGHTMARES
Pandinus
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Age : 40
Registration date : 2009-12-26
 | | Subject: Exo terra forest moss for a T?? 12/31/2009, 6:07 pm | |
| Hi, Does any one know if this substrate is a good choice for a T.blondi?? I know allot of people use coco-husk or soil etc but I prefer the look of the moss! and it holds the humidity really well! Thanks guys and have a Happy new year!!  | |
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Mr. Mordax
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| | Subject: Re: Exo terra forest moss for a T?? 1/2/2010, 11:14 pm | |
| I know someone who put a layer of that on top of cocofiber for a large T (Acanthoscurria chacoana). It worked pretty well, especially since the T moved it around so it would draw moisture out of the water dish and into its burrow.
So I'd think it would be fine as a layer on top, but I'd recommend keeping a thick layer of cocofiber underneath. | |
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EXOTICNIGHTMARES
Pandinus
Number of posts : 14
Age : 40
Registration date : 2009-12-26
| | Subject: Re: Exo terra forest moss for a T?? 1/3/2010, 2:04 pm | |
| - Mr. Mordax wrote:
- I know someone who put a layer of that on top of cocofiber for a large T (Acanthoscurria chacoana). It worked pretty well, especially since the T moved it around so it would draw moisture out of the water dish and into its burrow.
So I'd think it would be fine as a layer on top, but I'd recommend keeping a thick layer of cocofiber underneath. Il add a few inchs of cocofiber an soil and have the moss on top,the moss really helps with the high humidity that the T.blondi needs,thats why i was so keen to use it! Thanks Craig | |
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