Paver sand is slightly different than play sand and can contain fine silica dust that can be harmful to inhale. Also organic "top soil" is the stuff you want to look for at the store. It doesn't contain any fertilizers.
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If you look at the environment that they come from you don't hardly see any dirt at all. Just rocks, gravel, and a little sand. Nothing they can dig down deep in. Hard ground and rock crevices. Really bare and simple.
bio-active-enclosure means enclosure that is biologically active. in example an enclosure with plants is biologically active. this is not bio-active-enclosure.
There are desert/arid plants that can be placed, either wicking minute amounts of moisture from the environment or that can handle a spot water dropping to it's local place with even a dropper without significantly shifting the uros humidity
It won't kill the uro, they are hardy animals, it depends on the plants though, desert plants should do fine because they need very little water anyways so a monthly water cycle should keep the humidity relatively low and still be able to keep plants. But in general yes don't use plants that needs water weekly because the overall amount of water will just be sucked into the air and could be bad for a uro since they are so adapted to desert environments
