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Originally Posted by Kaianuanu
Also, I had a friend who's baby coastal got mites, and it happened to be on reptibark also. Although it is unlikely that the reptibark was the source of the mites, i didn't see any harm in freezing it to be safe. I recommend anyone else do this as well. Also, it helps if you use one of those little beach toy sand sifters to to get out the little bit of dust/dirt that it may contain.
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I just throw it in the enclosure, the only mites in the bark are wood mites and are harmless to the snake.
I also just throw the rats onto the bark, never had any ingested; tho i feed DRY rats not wet ones which may cause the bark to stick more.
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Originally Posted by Corey209
At the moment I have jungle mix and reptile bark so I'm conflicted on which to use for burrowing. Do you think a young hognose would be able to burrow in the reptibark? The jungle mix got into one of my bts' eyes before.
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My corns burrow through the reptibark with no issues
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