substraight?

[4mb3rNich0l3]

I currently use coco fiber for my abf's.. I seen some organic sphagnum peat moss in a HUGE bag at lowes the other day for 10 bucks and wondered if I was able to use this for them instead? Thought id ask before buying, didnt wanna chance anything

[4mb3rNich0l3]

substrate** cant fix it now lol

[Raya]

Stick to coco. It's safe if your frog happens to swallow it. Moss on the other hand can cause impaction wich can be fatal.

[4mb3rNich0l3]

thats what i thought. thanks

[coastal20]

At my local plant nursery they have blocks/mini bales of cocofiber for $13.00 it expands to 2.5 cu feet. Lasts me 4 months or so depending on how often I change the cages. Its much cheaper than buying single bricks of cocofiber.

[4mb3rNich0l3]

Nice! I have no idea if we have a plant nursery around here. lol.. Guess thats something ill be looking at . I just got 3 bricks of coco fiber for about 7 bucks. Sounds like your may be a better deal? haha.

[4mb3rNich0l3]

Nah im just sticking with the coco fiber thanks everyone!

-Amber

[tgampper]

I use coco fiber for my dwarf and he loves it!

[pansie]

i agree with sticking to coco fiber... i feel better with the stuff that is meant for animals, because i'd fear the stuff intended for gardens might have some kind of chemical in it

[arci90]

so if our frog eats a bit of coco fiber, no problems? pixie can digest coco fiber?

[coastal20]

Yes frogs can pass the coco fiber just fine. They sometimes have a problem if they eat one of the long fibers though. I usually sift all my cocofiber through a screen to get most of the bigger fibers out.

so if our frog eats a bit of coco fiber, no problems? pixie can digest coco fiber?