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#1422897
HerpLove
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Aspen??? 
So I’ve been wondering if Aspen bedding would be good for my Columbian... He’s got cypress right now, and I’m really starting to not like it, they’re huge rough pieces and a lot of times he’ll swallow the stringy pieces. I don’t know, I’d like to switch to Aspen but wondered if it would be okay for them.
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08/28/07 02:58pm
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#1423021
BansheeRacer25
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Message To: HerpLove In reference to Message Id: 1422897
Aspen???
use dirt.
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08/28/07 04:18pm
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#1423148
Babykong777
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Message To: BansheeRacer25 In reference to Message Id: 1423021
 Aspen???
the thing is that cypress holds much more humidity than aspen.non-contaminated dirt is fine because it also holds it.so yes, its fine but you will need to work a lot more to keep the humidity proper.
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08/28/07 05:58pm
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#1423944
Ameivaboy
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Message To: Babykong777 In reference to Message Id: 1423148
Aspen???
I use redwood mulch for my tegus, if I didnt i would go with dirt or cypress mulch, aspen just doesnt do it for me (or my tegus)
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08/29/07 03:35am
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Coults
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Message To: Ameivaboy In reference to Message Id: 1423944
Aspen???
i think mulch is probobly best but i have my red in a tank in my bedroom and dont want the smell of damp mulch in my room so i have gone for artificial grass and use a moss box, basicaly a large plastic box upside down with a hole in it and a cat litter tray the right size underneath full of damp moss, he seems happy enough
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06/27/08 12:06pm
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