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Old 08-18-14, 08:40 AM   #1
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Need to find suitable dirt.

Hey guys, the old place I got my organic dirt from for my Uromastyx ornata philbyi stopped selling it and the new stuff can't be watered easily. Does anyone know where I can get some dirt for a bio active, burrowing setup near clear lake Texas? Needs to hold a burrow without too much humidity, as it is for a Uromastyx.
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Old 08-20-14, 07:50 PM   #2
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Re: Need to find suitable dirt.

Forgot to add that it ideally could support a creosote bush.
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Old 10-28-14, 11:57 PM   #3
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Re: Need to find suitable dirt.

Just check home depot and get some organic soil. Pack it in prior to snake. Worked for me.
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Re: Need to find suitable dirt.

Head west for a few hours and dig some up.
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Re: Need to find suitable dirt.

The big hype for planting and frog vivariums is ABG mix. You can buy or make it yourself if you can find the needed barks
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Re: Need to find suitable dirt.

Ended up going with equal parts decomposed granite, sand, and organic soil, with a bit of clay. Has worked well so far.
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