Zoo Med Sustrato de excavadora de arcilla para excavadora, 10 libras

This clay substrate worked well for creating a more natural-looking reptile enclosure. It’s easy to shape into small burrows, slopes, and hides, and it holds its form once it dries. The 10-pound bag was a good amount for adding structure without needing a huge quantity. It can be a little messy while working with it, but that’s expected with this type of substrate.

Great clay for lepord gecko enclosers. I got it for my Leo's old encloser and decided to get it again for his new one. I am mixing it with sand and dirt so he can bury a little bit, this is a great product.

Exactly what Wreck It Ralph beeds. Thank you

This stuff is great, my bearded dragon loves this way more than the temporary paper towels she was initially on. When she’s particularly happy she’ll dig down into it and lay in a divot of the warm sand like a pancake. It doesn’t have any smell other than earth, one bag is enough for a 45 gallon tank, it’s easy to clean clumps with a scooper. Overall this was a great purchase.

For the longest time my dragon would just lay in the cool side of the tank and do absolutely nothing until I picked her up and put her under a heat lamp. If I didn't do this, she would stay there and not even eat. When I added hammocks, she would just pick a favorite hammock and then stay in the hammock.I first used a beginner kit to put a small hill in my bearded dragon's tank and watched her for a while to make sure she wasn't eating it. I seen her lick it out of curiosity a couple times, but not actually try to eat it. I waited a while to see if she had a healthy poop, as she took a few days to have one (sometimes poops more often and sometimes less often). She had a healthy bowel movement and a few more after that.She dug into the small mound of clay hoping to make a cave until all …

Must use for any naturalistic arid reptile enclosure and is my Recommendation for Leopard Geckos, Bearded Dragons, and Uromastyx. It can be used by itself or mixed with soil for a more natural and soft substrate. Excavator clay holds tunnels extremely well, while allowing reptiles to act on natural digging instincts. There is little risk for impaction or accidentally being ingested with this clay as it is compacted and has very little loose grains once wet and dried. As for cleaning, Most Arid Reptiles have a drier stool that will sit on top of the substrate and can be simply picked up with a paper towel. If the "used" area begins to smell, Simply scoop up the clay in that spot and replace. (I always save a little dry clay for this reason)To heat from belowFor reptiles that require heat …

I bought this with high hopes. I wanted it for my Leopard Gecko so he could have a more realistic substrate. I started off using their measurements for water, but it was too dry to work with. Once I wet it much more, it was a lot easier to work with; however, when it dried, it cracked and crumbled like no other. I tried the misting technique, but it didn't really help and my Leo certainly did not appreciate the added moisture. Not to mention, I can't help but feel like this product is weak. No matter how hard I packed or how long I supported, the bridges/arch ways would crumble. I was also planning on building tunnels using Zoo Meds balloon technique, but even with a cork round it wouldn't hold it in place securely without using the half of the 10 pound bag. It is holding the hides …

I was hesitant about buying this, but it works really well. I mixed it with about 5lbs of reptile sand and five cups of organic potting soil, that helps it go a little further. 10lbs is a bit short for a 20 gal long terrarium like I have, I'd recommend going ahead and buying two of these or adding in a 5lb bag. Takes a LOT longer to dry than it says though, took mine over a week before it was fully dry. But when it dries it dries like concrete. If packed it down, there is very little loose particulates so the risk of impaction is minimal. I was able to create some pretty cool burrows and tunnels for my leopard gecko to explore using balloons and toilet paper rolls. I'm pretty happy with it so far!