scarletpan
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WOW! been a long while since I've been here! lost my internet for some time. Glad to have it back.
So I have a question about tile substrate. Sounds like a cleaner way to go. I've been noticing my beardie (Dune)'s sand substrate is way dusty and hard to clean out. So when I heard someone say they kept their bearded dragon on tile I thought that would be such an easy way to go. BUT then I wondered if a rubber tile would be a nice way to go as well. I've used it under beading in my horses stall before. It seems like it would allow for much more traction than tile because of it's textured top, but I'm not sure how good it would be to use?
Does anyone have any idea on weather this would be a good way to go?
So I have a question about tile substrate. Sounds like a cleaner way to go. I've been noticing my beardie (Dune)'s sand substrate is way dusty and hard to clean out. So when I heard someone say they kept their bearded dragon on tile I thought that would be such an easy way to go. BUT then I wondered if a rubber tile would be a nice way to go as well. I've used it under beading in my horses stall before. It seems like it would allow for much more traction than tile because of it's textured top, but I'm not sure how good it would be to use?
Does anyone have any idea on weather this would be a good way to go?