This stuff is soft And smells good. It is good for burrowing and keeping the animal warm and safe at night

Purchased for ball python tank - it’s been soaking in water for almost 2 hours and is still rock hard. So disappointing.

I brought this product at a great price but I guess you get what you pay for. The block never absorbed the water. It was very hard to break it down even after soaking in warm water for hours. And even after it was reconstituted it keeper the water forever. It’s seems like it was old. Horrible.

Works perfect for our toads. I was not expecting this 3 pack to be so cheap when it was rung up! There wasn't a price anywhere to be found but I needed it. Its working great for our toads. They love to burrow down into the "soil".

These are convenient, easy to use, and have no odor. I purchased them online and picked them up at the store. Great for my turtle and easy for me!

The petco in Sioux Falls SD has an AMAZING staff so helpful and knowledgeable!! Ill always shop there!!

It's fine in a pinch, like when 'Zilla or ZooMed is not available. I don't like how crumbly/rough/straw-like it becomes so quickly. Lucy (Russian Tortoise) likes to dig in for naps and this stuff doesn't let her burrow as well; it just kind of plows away.

My pet hermit crab loves this coconut soil. Unfortunately Exoterra changed its formula to something that’s more like shredded coconut fiber which is not the soil-like quality crabs love to burrow in. This new formula also comes in a block but is almost impossible to soften without a lot of manual shredding during the soaking process. The new formula is also labeled “Plantation Soil” but has a red frog instead of the yellow. If your terrarium pet prefers the old soil-like formula, don’t buy the new one! I’m hoping if there are enough reviews and requests from customers, Exoterra will revert to the original formula. Meanwhile I am scouring retailers for old stock as my poor little guy looking to bury and can’t dig through the tough fibers of the new formula.