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I use coconut husk MULCH. The stuff I buy is 100% organic and cost $3 for 56 liters (compressed) . My local pet store sells Cox husk in 7 liter blocks for $6 each. Do the math.
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I use coconut husk MULCH. The stuff I buy is 100% organic and cost $3 for 56 liters (compressed) . My local pet store sells Cox husk in 7 liter blocks for $6 each. Do the math.
what brand is that? how is it for humidity? my main reason for cypress is that it holds humidity well, im not huge on it otherwise
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what brand is that? how is it for humidity? my main reason for cypress is that it holds humidity well, im not huge on it otherwise
The original mulch block is the brand. I find coco husk works great for humidity and doesn't mold. Pain in the but to get it dry enough to use in the enclosure once you rehydrate it. I usually bake mine on cookie sheets.
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