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Zoo Med Creatures Creature Soil Bag, 1 Quart
Description
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Zoo Meds Creatures Creature soil is a proprietary blend of natural materials including Peat Moss, Soil, Sand & Carbon. Ideal for spiders (including tarantulas), insects and other invertebrates. Increases humidity and promotes natural burrowing behaviors. Great for live plants.
- - Is a proprietary blend of natural materials including Peat Moss, Soil, Sand & Carbon.
- - Ideal for spiders (including tarantulas), insects and other invertebrates.
- - Increases humidity and promotes natural burrowing behaviors.
- - Great for live plants.
Specifications
| SKU | 2992701 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Zoo Med |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 2.1 LBS |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
Item Dimensions
| Volume | 1 QT |
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8 Ratings-Only Reviews
Rawjur
Yes, I recommend this product.
Tarantula spil
Jeff Philly
Yes, I recommend this product.
Use as a staple for my insects
Emichelec
Yes, I recommend this product.
I haven't used it yet
Yes, I recommend this product.
My toads love it.
Stephgo
Yes, I recommend this product.
Great For Tarantulas (Especially Burrowing Ones)
TheFreshPrinceOfSaiyans
Yes, I recommend this product.
Creature soil
Ria 47
Yes, I recommend this product.
Just what I needed
Allie 516
Yes, I recommend this product.
Questions
is this good for kids to play with?
Could you use this as isopod substrate
Could you use this as a fish tank substrate? I plan to put a few inches of sand on top but just wondering
- I don't think I'd use this as fish tank substrate unless you never plan to disturb the substrate at all. I put a good handful of it in a bucket with water and the vast majority of it floated. It's hydrophobic at first, but even several hours after stirring it really well, it was still mostly floating. A few inches of sand might hold it down, but any disturbance that exposes it will probably lead to a mess
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Is this safe to use in a digging box for a hedgehog?
Can this be used for anoles?
- I'd go bioactive. Check out Https://biolyves.square.site
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Is this safe for millipedes to eat?
- This mix has nothing edible in it. Try something with flake soil and rotting hardwood in it such as can be found at Https://biolyves.square.site/
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can i use this for my leo gecko
- This substrate is great for pets (especially inverts) that require a higher humidity. It gets a bit dusty when dry. I would suggest using another substrate for your leopard gecko as they require a dryer setting.
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I am getting into beetle culture and need a ready-to-go substrate for my larvae to live off of until they pupate. I'm ordering hercules beetle larvae and am wondering if this works for them.
- No. Get something with rotting wood and flake soil like the substrate at Https://biolyves.square.site/
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Will this work for my isopods and springtails?
- This would work great for isopods and springtails!
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Could you use this for a female chameleon for her nest?
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