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Should i be worryed?

kimbyra said:
Its important to know what kind of wood chips you have. There are a few kinds that are toxic to corns, (pine, cedar, fir, etc) and others that retain moisture too much. BTW, aspen is the absolute best for corns IMO.
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It was recremended to me by my local snake expert, she uses it in all her tanks including her 9 year old snakes.. so i trust her.
 
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