Thank YouIt looks okay, just "more fibrous" claim concerns me. You don't want lots of long coco fiber strands in the substrate.
As a side note: coco coir is still a lot of mess, very much like soil. So if tort loves to burrow expect it to be covered with coco coir too.
Thank you Alex and the Redfoot.
I am going to attach one more pic. Is this better. I don't mind him getting dirty but when the soil was dry he would put his head down and try to eat it. So I got worried and that why I need to change
Should I also use this stuffThank you Alex and the Redfoot.
I am going to attach one more pic. Is this better. I don't mind him getting dirty but when the soil was dry he would put his head down and try to eat it. So I got worried and that why I need to change it
Should I also use this stuff
I know you probably have all of this down and I have read some but I'm not good at that kind of stuff I procrastinate. And I need to show pictures to make sure
Unfortunately, I can't tell if this one is better. I knoe that people get really large bricks from local plant nurseries/garden centers and it's okay. So, likely, you can order any kind of coir bricks.Thank you Alex and the Redfoot.
I am going to attach one more pic. Is this better. I don't mind him getting dirty but when the soil was dry he would put his head down and try to eat it. So I got worried and that why I need to change it