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24-11-2006, 01:09 PM
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Sand?
Found this link from another site.
One reason to avoid certain substrates. Not nice photos, I'm afraid. http://homepage.mac.com/exoticdvm/re...oAlbum181.html
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25-11-2006, 01:53 PM
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Its worth noting the caption under one of the photo's states "
The intestinal contents contained a sand marketed as "digestable" for reptiles". Seems another case of calci-sand, why oh why do people use this stuff when there is so much adverse information out there that proves it is not digestible, and actually a potential life-taker, particularly in Leos. This stuff should have been banned buy now, it clearly works for some, but the risks seem high, and I dont think its one worth taking.
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