I have two African sulcatas in a 40 gal terrarium . I have this terrarium must all over the place. The turtles are under a year old and don’t eat it . They love the texture and seems to be out more due to the moisture I believe. Is this moss good for them or will The Moss start growing bacteria?

Disgusting and old. Moss was dry and some of it was grey colored. Moss was so old that it crumbled. Package must have been a return because you could see it had been opened prior to me receiving it. I returned it to the store.

The Zoo Med natural moss I think is the best product to use to keep the humidity up in your terrarium

Great for a moist hide. Price was good for the amount of moss

This is a good product with a few flaws. First of all, the dead crickets can't be seen very well in it. Also, it smells kind of bad the first few days. Lastly, there are sticks and leaves that you have to remove from it. Overall it's not a bad product though.

I bought this moss and put it in my frog terrarium. Within a day it had already began to sprout. Very good product!

Works great to keep humidity in frilled dragon cage

The perfect fully-submersible, biological, mechanical and chemical filter for low-level environments, such as for my Acrochordids (Wart/Trunk/File Snakes) which cannot hunt well in waters deeper than 15-25% of their length. I bypass the chemical filtration due to using Kent Marine Black Water Expert which the charcoal would otherwise suck out of the water. Moderate flow even at full strength which is perfect for simulating Acrochordids’ naturally “stagnant” waters.