Moss or no moss for a horned frog?

[Frasereptile]

Some people say use it some say don't so what do i do?

Who has actuly lost a frog to it or has even had a problem?

Thanks Fraser

[OliWilding]

I had mine on moss, and he died randomly one day.
This could be the reason why, im not sure.

[Pliskens_Chains]

ive never lost one myself, but ive seen many petshop cases of impaction because they have been kept on it.

[The_Chosen_One]

I keep mine with moss and so far so good, just being very carefull when feeding him to make sure none is eaten

[jm-ze-b]

ours also randomly died one day, i never thought it could be the moss though :s
they arent the easyest things to look after anyway
you have to almost hand feed my m8s one cus its sooo lazy

[Dan Bristow]

i dont put any in frog tanks, moss impaction can happen so why take the risk?

[chondro13]

if your worried about sphagnum moss impaction, but still want to use moss, get some living 'pillow' moss from dartfrog.co.uk - this is MUCH harder to bread up and eat and is still very pretty

[gecko_steve]

Ive got mine on eco earth with a handful of moss in one corner to help with humidity, which I find works well. I wouldnt personally keep a frog on moss alone because I believe the risks are too great. I won't even feed mine if s/he is on the moss because of the risk

[Taxemic]

Originally Posted by gecko_steve

Ive got mine on eco earth with a handful of moss in one corner to help with humidity, which I find works well. I wouldnt personally keep a frog on moss alone because I believe the risks are too great. I won't even feed mine if s/he is on the moss because of the risk

I'm the same as you mate.

[Frasereptile]

ok thanks for your help. but im still no sure, if there is a risk i wont do it but i just thourght it would be nicer for the frod as it is nice and damp and soft.

By the way does the size matter, does it affect babys more than adults? or vise verser? Its just the one im getting is s big adult!