Burrowing?

[Linds]

As forementioned, cypress mulch is a great natural substrate to use. You can mist it to assist with your humidity levels, and it also looks appealing. Some also use aspen, but I would be careful using this, as it is quite drying and tanks are hard enough to maintain humidity. If you get aspen wet it molds pretty quickly. Personally, I prefer to use newspaper or papertowel for mine. It isn't particularily attractive, but it is sanitary, easy to clean, cheap to use, and you don't run any risk of impaction, unlike and loose substrates. Hope this helped

[ThEmAdHaTtEr]

Hey, with cypress..Would I still have to worry about her getting impacted even though I dont feed her in her tank?? The only stuff I have ever used as substrate was Repti-bark with fir and normal towels..Thanks for the suggestions.

[tHeGiNo]

Well the chances of impaction will be very rare if you dont feed him in the cage, which is what your supposed to do.

[ThEmAdHaTtEr]

Cool. Thanks a lot for the help. Petsmart doesnt sell cypress, where can I buy it online?

[ThEmAdHaTtEr]

I just got a gallery up. Check it out for the pic of the enclosure. Thanks for looking!