Turbine eating in the air.

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Originally Posted by Mikoh4792

Sorry guys but what does substrate fungi have to do with feeding?

If were going off track id like to add, many high humidity requiring snake keepers and breeders house their snakes in low ventilation, high humidity housing....with substrates like cocohusk, cypress mulch...etc and have no problems with RI's. Have they been doing it wrong all these years?

maybe they bake it? kiling all spores and unwanted things? i was more so refuing to spores being in the air, rather then injesting the mushroom/fungi, allowing the posobility to produce more of said fungi or releace more spores in there air. a fellow snake keeper found a small mushroom in his plantation soil in his encloser so did a bit of reaserch wich wasnt all tht posmising, a small mushroom could easily pass the unsespecting eye

Then they'd have to bake it every time they gave the snake fresh water or sprayed down the tank, because you can introduce fungal spores through water. Spores can also be introduced and run rampant if there's too much air circulation.

EDIT: Sorry about that Mikoh, he incorrectly quoted you so it looks like I'm responding to you.