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Hi, i just re-joined dendroboard, as i forgot my old password, but hello, i'd like to share a background method i've used for numerous REPTILES, child's air dry clay (crayola) i started using it a couple years back, and it has worked fine for phelsuma species and rhacodactylus ciliatus, but i would not recommend using it for frogs, as they're skin is more delicate, obviously, I used it in the same fashion as the kitty litter method, and it us MUCH easier to work with, ( i became frustrated with the litter)
I would obviously NOT USE THIS FOR ANY AMPHIBIANS, as it could be hazardous, but for my reptiles it has been fine, if anyone is interested i could make a how to thread with my next build?.
Please do not flame, as i've been doing this for 3 years with no problems, when i first posted this, it got a negative response, and people said to get my reptiles out immediately, this is actually natural clay, (not sure if it's discontinued), but my reptiles function fine.
Thanks, JD.
I would obviously NOT USE THIS FOR ANY AMPHIBIANS, as it could be hazardous, but for my reptiles it has been fine, if anyone is interested i could make a how to thread with my next build?.
Please do not flame, as i've been doing this for 3 years with no problems, when i first posted this, it got a negative response, and people said to get my reptiles out immediately, this is actually natural clay, (not sure if it's discontinued), but my reptiles function fine.
Thanks, JD.