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lower course?

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fr0ggyman

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Ok...I´m not sure tha lower course is the right word but i will try...

what kind of lower course do you think is the best for a cornsnake?..or what kind do you use?
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I don't understand the question. Can you find another way to phrase it? What is it concerning? Feeding, behavior, viv, what?
 
Good job, Terri!

Thanks for shaping young minds into a more focused worldview!

:D
 
I'm not sure exactly what I did :confused: but you're welcome!

I would still like to know if substrate is what froggy was referring to, though.
 
yeah it`s the stuff in the bottom of the cage I´m talking about..:D
what about you corncrazy..what do you think is the best stuff in the bottom af cage to use?..or what do you use?
I hope that you understand me now :rolleyes:
 
Here in America, the stuff in the bottom of the cage is called bedding or substrate.

As for what I use...I used to use aspen, but have recently switched to paper towels. I have found that aspen can be quite dusty, and I felt that it wasn't good for my snakes to breathe in the dust. The only disadvantage of using paper towels is that I can't sopt clean anymore.

The main type you need to stay away from using is any kind of aromatic wood (like cedar).
 
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