Reptichip Premium Coconut Substrate Compressed Chip for Reptiles 72 Quart Coco Husk Bedding Brick for Ball Pythons, Snakes, Tortoises, Geckos, Frogs, or Lizard Terrarium Tanks

La estoy usando para el terrario de una piton bola y me ha funcionado muy bien

A little expensive (though understandable given the quality) and rather slow delivery (though as it comes from the US rather than the UK, also understandable!) But all in all this stuff is great. I was able to make the batch up a couple days ago and after storing in a reasonably sized storage container, this stuff is said to last indefinitely and not mold as long as you mix it about every few days. It feels and smells extremely clean and isn't dusty, doesn't give splinters and is relatively simple to make though I'd advise having a 50L storage box on hand and making it all at the same time. No instructions on how much water to add but I've found if you tear open the bag and add the water straight into it that seems to work! Absorbs water AMAZINGLY and easy to control the amount of water you add too. I was worried that it would up the humidity in my corn snake vivarium to 100% (as I've used a different brand before that did so) but it was very easy to make it expand but also not be sopping wet. Also brilliant for ball python vivariums too (the reason I bought it in the first place) as you can add as much water as you need and it'll keep on absorbing. A lot of waffle in the end from me but if there's one take away, it's that this stuff is the good stuff and if the delivery wasn't so slow I'd probably make it my normal brand!

Watched the video of best way to soak it and it was so easy. Great quality and quantity

Supernöjd!

The only problem I have with this stuff is if I don’t let it dry out for a few days after adding water to expand the stuff it has a tendency to mold easier. So I recommend you set aside a couple bins to allow this stuff to dry out. For my Kingsnake’s enclosure, he has a ventilation fan so it’s not as important that the substrate gets thoroughly dried as it will dry in the enclosure wayyyyy easier. For my Boa though, if I don’t let the stuff thoroughly dry, his enclosure will sit at 90% humidity and after 2 weeks I’ll see mold growth. Again though, if I let the stuff dry first it’s not an issue. If I later add water in spots I know will dry quicker, it’ll keep the humidity up no problem and I haven’t noticed mold growth this way. Great stuff, just be mindful.