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An ideal substrate is one that is absorbent, digestible if swallowed, inexpensive and aesthetically pleasing. Selection must be tailored to the particular needs of the individual species (e.g. burrowing or desert species may require sand which is usually not suitable for other species).

An ideal substrate is one that is absorbent, digestible if swallowed, inexpensive and aesthetically pleasing. Selection must be tailored to the particular needs of the individual species (e.g. burrowing or desert species may require sand which is usually not suitable for other species).

Suitable substrates may include newspaper, carpet, bark chips, pellets and mulch. Avoid gravel, crushed corn cob, kitty litter, wood shavings and substrates that can be ingested

Suitable substrates may include newspaper, carpet, bark chips, pellets and mulch. Avoid gravel, crushed corn cob, kitty litter, wood shavings and substrates that can be ingested.  A variety of broad limbs, rocks or pieces of bark should be provided as basking spots.

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