Hello, thinking of adding some sphagmoss to the substrate to boost humidity, and found some at http://www.thewarehouse.co.nz/p/kiwi-ga ... 69140.html
The problem is it contains seaweed, so I was wondering if that's a bad thing or not to include in my bts Viv.
Sphag Moss with seaweed - toxic?
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Re: Sphag Moss with seaweed - toxic?
I do not know about the seaweed, but personally I would not use sphagnum moss (although many people do) as I've heard some awful stories about what can happen if a long piece is accidentally ingested. Possibly break it up before adding to your viv if you choose to use it.
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Re: Sphag Moss with seaweed - toxic?
splashy07 wrote:I do not know about the seaweed, but personally I would not use sphagnum moss (although many people do) as I've heard some awful stories about what can happen if a long piece is accidentally ingested. Possibly break it up before adding to your viv if you choose to use it.
Ok thank you, I have found another way to keep humidity up without moss so it's no longer needed.
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