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Is it ok
please tell me if its ok |
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| 09/03/09 11:26am |
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Mr.anole View Profile |
Message To: Dragco2448 In reference to Message Id: 2067101 Is it ok
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| 09/03/09 11:28am |
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Tiari View Profile |
Message To: Mr.anole In reference to Message Id: 2067103 Is it ok
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| 09/03/09 12:47pm |
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Grimm_jow View Profile |
Message To: Tiari In reference to Message Id: 2067126 Is it ok
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| 09/03/09 03:53pm |
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Dragco2448 View Profile |
Message To: Grimm_jow In reference to Message Id: 2067203
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| 09/03/09 05:38pm |
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Tiari View Profile |
Message To: Dragco2448 In reference to Message Id: 2067269 Is it ok
Finding the right substrate can be a tough task, as Lowe’s, home depot and garden centers in as far as I can drive in my state do not know what "organic potting soil " or "organic compost" is that does NOT contain Miracle grow. They carry no others, and so I am off to order some via the internet. Some substrates are coded by the Humane society as "Risks", and have varying levels of risk. If you look on the back of some, they have some (flimsy) guides, state they are okay for Anole’s. What that really means is, it has passed a "level of known risk", not that it has no risk. Most pet shop substrates that claim they are good for Anole’s meet the requirement of a known risk of 3, 10 being the highest. In simple terms, that means 3 out of ten anole’s might get impacted using this product. We all love our Anole’s and want them safe, so even that is too high. Expense and finding substrate can be irritating, however, if all else fails, you can make your own, and its free. There are plenty of sites on the internet on how to make your own organic compost. |
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Is it ok