rubber paver, linoleum, or stick on plastic tile?

[britjoejack]

I went to our local whole sale store and saw a few things that I could maybe use as substrate. I'm using repti carpet now and I hate it. I want something I can just use a paper to spray and wipe clean easily. I saw three things that I could possibly use.

The first thing I saw was some very thick VERY HARD rubber tiles. It's the kind of rubber they now use on playgrounds now. here's a link to what it was exactly.
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Envirotile-Cobblestone-Earth-18-in-x-18-in-Rubber-Paver-MT5000637/202302001

The second thing was pieces linoleum "WOOD" flooring. It's thin but I think it would look nice and be easy to clean.

The third thing was some stick on linoleum tiles. I think these are the least likely.

Which would work the best?

 

[Taterbug]

Personally I like to limit the amount of artificial products used - can't be certain what is in them and how it reacts when heated. Remeber your lizard will be in close proximity to them and any fumes they give off. Same goes for adhesives.

That hardened rubber I doubt will be easy to clean.