ZeeDix6OZ Premium Sphagnum Moss for Reptiles, 8QT Dried Moss for Terrarium Long Fibered Leopard Gecko Moss Natural Sphagnum Peat Moss Bedding for Frogs Anoles Snake Turtle Plants

Half expanded to roughly 1200 cubic inches +- 10% Good quality with few impurities. No sticks, only straw/ grass. Top quantity to price ratio on amazon from what i could find..

Love this. Fun to open - comes in a sheet and unfurls itself as it soaks in water. You get a pretty impressive amount of moss, it's a good value. My turtle loves to burrow in it!

good price, well compaceted for shipping/ storage

I bought this to mix in with my soil for my tarantula to hold a bit of moisture and it's doing very well I have enough left for two or three other enclosures when I get them so I think it's a great product for the price.I would recommend

The product is okay. The only thing I didn’t like was I should have ordered at least 2 packs as it wasn’t enough. I have a 4x2x2 (120 gallon)

So when I bought this product I checked the weight vs volume because I am used to buying sphagnum by quarts. I actually bought another one just in case there wasn't enough. I was wrong.You get so much in this compressed brick. It takes 10minutes to expand and is very soft to the touch. Not alot of sticks and stalks inside. Pictures shows this package expanded inside a tall kitchen bag for comparison. This one package filled half of a garbage bag. Very impressed with price of this purchase. I would say I got my monies worth and then some.

The compressed blocks turn into a lot of moss after adding water. Filled almost a whole 13 gallon trash can with ONE of the two blocks I used.

Bought this for our new gecko enclosure. I tried buying the same moss from the same company as I originally got for my corn snake enclosure, because it was amazing but could not find it this time and it worked perfect and have had no issues with it. I purchased this one after reading, many reviews, and It molded within four days of putting in enclosure. I did everything the exact, same way as I did before, and had no issues with it. This enclosure was sterilized prior to putting the moss in and I normally do not even sterilize tanks, or things added to the enclosure, but this was for our very first gecko, and I wanted to make sure that it would be healthy. I am almost certain that this moss was pre-contaminated! I boiled every item before putting it in this enclosure, with a little bit of white bleach, mixed in the water, boiling and spray down the entire enclosure with diluted vinegar mixture, and dried extremely well then added the Coco mulch. I bought brand new and added the moss. The moss was not drenched when put in the enclosure. I had soaked it just long enough to get it to soften up and expand, squeezed out all excess water, and laid it out in the tank and within four days it was completely moldy and disgusting! I am so concerned that it could’ve caused negative health on our new gecko but I did catch it quickly, so I just wanted to come on here and warn everyone else to be cautious and not sure if there’s a way to sterilize the moss prior to putting it in your enclosure, but going to be doing more research on this hope everyone is well, and no one else has these issues arise from this!