Aspen Snake Bedding by Zoo Med Review

Well, actually "I" don't like it, but Stryker, our striped kingsnake, seems to revel in it. His tongue used to go in and out about 15 times a minute, now he has up to 20-30 flashes a minute except after meals when he turns off all systems for a day. It's better than old school shredded newspaper, believe me this stuff is hard to clean and sticks to glass. At the same time, we throw most of it in the trash, squirt the rest out of the hose onto the street and let it run to the neighbor's…

I buy aspen bedding for my California king snake as it is the recommended bedding (google what type of bedding your snake breed needs). It's a bright color that makes poop easy to find and clean. For hygiene reasons I try to change all the beds about every month. However, if she messes up her water bowl and the water is all over the place, the aspen litter will not dry after soaking for a long time. If there is a significant amount of water, you should take out the wet cotton ball. I went to…

I have never been disappointed with this Aspen bed linen. We have a small western wartsnake that burrows. He loves building new tunnels in his terrarium with this litter. This bedding keeps the terrarium nice and dry and prevents mold from spilled water or other debris. We've been using Zoo Med Aspen bedding since we first got a snake. It's recommended to change the bedding every 30-60 days, but if you're cleaning up your pet's feces, it usually takes much longer. This bedding does not have a…