tortiemom12
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They are enjoying their enclosure much more now! Thanks for the advice!
They look a lot better too
They look a lot better too
Coco coir is the BEST!
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Cuties and I totally agree about the coir.
i agree to but i can't find it in bulk around me so i maybe forced to switch to something i can get cheaper only pet stores carry it here in single bricks like the size of a red brick
kdub
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They have the 3 pack of bricks on Amazon for around $10.
Pet Co is having some great deals
Zoo Med Eco Earth Compressed Coconut Fiber Expandable Substrate
Internet Price: $4.99 - $22.99 Today's Price: $2.49 - $11.49 (Save up to 50%)
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Brick of compressed coconut fiber
Expands to make seven to eight liters of substrate per brick
Naturally absorbs and breaks down odor and waste products
Ideal substrate for burrowing animals
Perfect for all types of reptiles, amphibians, small animals
1 brick 7 liters $2.49
Pack of 3 - 7 liter bricks $4.99 (21 liters)
BULK BUYS
Pack of 6 - 7 liter bricks $11.49 (42 liters)
and if you spend 49 dollars shipping is free
Zoo Med Eco Earth Compressed Coconut Fiber Expandable Substrate
Internet Price: $4.99 - $22.99 Today's Price: $2.49 - $11.49 (Save up to 50%)
Shop All Products By Zoo Med
Brick of compressed coconut fiber
Expands to make seven to eight liters of substrate per brick
Naturally absorbs and breaks down odor and waste products
Ideal substrate for burrowing animals
Perfect for all types of reptiles, amphibians, small animals
1 brick 7 liters $2.49
Pack of 3 - 7 liter bricks $4.99 (21 liters)
BULK BUYS
Pack of 6 - 7 liter bricks $11.49 (42 liters)
and if you spend 49 dollars shipping is free
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Glad you like the coir, but you've got to get that hay out of there before it molds. You can't use hay with a damp substrate, and babies don't usually eat dry hay anyway.
