will this sand be good for my tortoise?
1858470
I've only used the sand for my grandson's small standup sandbox. The sand is very fine, clean, and soft. I hope this helps.
1117682
you can get inferior sand instead, which is all you need for your purpose, from a big box store. Of course you can use this sand i just wouldn't waste it on that use
1731424
I think it should work with shavings on top. Without that I think the tortoise may rip it. Also when it stays wet for any length of time it tends to stick to the bottom so needs to be changed at appropriate intervals.
7310
I don't see why not. It's just sand, but carefully cleaned and strained for animal use.
1577682
I don't have a turtle, but this mat would be very easy for a turtle to get a hold of and eat. I bought it to use for my leopard gecko and decided not to use it. Exo Terra makes a mat that has very little texture to it.
1115591
I'm sure it would be fine to use. It's really fine sand and looks beautiful. Not sure if this helps. Goodluck! :)
594277
I don't know the answer to that question. I ordered this to insulate a housing unit for Desert Tortoise
1577684
Yes, she probably can. It is a very soft mat with loose fiber. I was going to use it for frogs but determined that they could probably get the fibers loose, so I covered it with cedar mulch. Indoor outdoor carpeting might work for a turtle. They may have a turtle safe product.
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It seems that would work. After awhile you may have to reposition sand a bit..... granulated shell may be something you like better than gravel :) i got pebbles from home depot.. not a typical aquarium gravel and its pretty
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HiWe sell this in a case of 2, 20 lb bags, so you will get 40 lbs. of sand.Jerry of petworldstore
1524311
I don't much care for the change, but it seems to work fine and my cat doesn't complain. I agree, old formula of fine tan sand was preferable, but fine gray clay will work.
1471243
Im sure to make sure the sand you use is not from yard where a cat or dog might have used prior to you putting it in the sand box. That would be my guess
2280680
The kit we sell is the entry level sand set. Your suggestion is a good one and I will ask the manufacturer to see if they can do just that. Thanks for the question...
287110
It will depend on the dimensions of the piece, the smaller the end the harder to sand but the larger the easier. But the adjustable speed will help in this a lot. Hardwood or softwood won't matter
7309
I would think so. It's clean sand and very fine. If your doing numerous theme bowls, perhaps it may be cheaper to buy sand at a large hardware outlet.
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Yes the filter is perfect for turtles. Just make sure there isnt dirt already in the water or any type of debris, that can make it noisy over time. Ours is quiet, its running right now. Its actually more for turtles than any other pet. I recommend it, its a great filter. I hope your turtle or turtles do well :)
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Metal bars would get way too hot. The lamp cover/ shade I use in my tortoise enclosure get hot enough to leave 1st degree burns if I am not careful when reaching into it. I would suggest something else.