Sphagnum Moss for Boas: What it is, how I use it, and where I get it

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This is a simple video about an important commodity in my reptile keeping hobby.
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28 сен 2024

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@OggVorbis 20 дней назад

Love the more frequent content lately dude. Dumeril's Boa, Woma Python, and Ball Python keeper here. 😃👍

@EvanKayExotics 20 дней назад

Sweet. Great species. I've got a few Dum's. I should do a video on them. Their care is similar to Argentines. I want to keep womas.

@grantsawyers2771 20 дней назад

How I have my new baby boa set is all credited towards watching your videos so I greatly appreciate your channel. I ended up buying uni-grow tree moss but i noticed how dusty is was and my little guy seems to avoid sitting in it. However, I didn’t wash it prior and would jump straight into heavily misting. I suppose that’d make all the distance in the world considering you wash yours beforehand?

@EvanKayExotics 20 дней назад

Hey Grant, Thanks for watching. I've not used tree moss before. There are a lot of different mosses available. Some of them are dyed bright green. You can try washing it. Otherwise, look for some of this sphagnum moss. It's really the best I've found.

@grantsawyers2771 19 дней назад

@@EvanKayExotics I appreciate the input. Found what you were talking about on Amazon. I’ll try it!