Shijadi
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I was wondering if anyone would share their two cents on using excavator clay as a substrate and building material for a terrarium environment.
I'm trying to go for a naturalistic approach to my new 40gal I plan to have my two female leos live together in. I've seen some of the stuff that people have made using excavator clay for their setups and the results are very impressive! My plans were to use the clay as a filler substrate, while the substrate for the warm area of the tank would still be tile.
What are your thoughts? Any hazards I should be aware of?
Pros and Cons appreciated!
I'm trying to go for a naturalistic approach to my new 40gal I plan to have my two female leos live together in. I've seen some of the stuff that people have made using excavator clay for their setups and the results are very impressive! My plans were to use the clay as a filler substrate, while the substrate for the warm area of the tank would still be tile.
What are your thoughts? Any hazards I should be aware of?
Pros and Cons appreciated!
