Stormymander
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Hey there!
So I know Salamanders love to slurp things up through their skin, and I wanted to make sure there was nothing bad they could get through resting beneath a plastic bowl. My salamander has been obsessed with sleeping under his bowl lately since it has a hollow underside and he likes to squish up into it. He seems intent on it being his new house. The bowl is mostly in there to keep humidity levels up, and I imagine it feels nice and cool, so I don't want to take it out of there, but just wanted to make sure it would pose no threat to him.
Beyond that, a quick dirt question. Anyone here have experience with Timberline Top Soil? Most of the dirt I swapped in recently is comprised of that. Wasn't sure if anyone knew if its acidity was fine. I've seen people recommend it for reptiles, but couldn't find any discussions regarding it for salamanders.
So I know Salamanders love to slurp things up through their skin, and I wanted to make sure there was nothing bad they could get through resting beneath a plastic bowl. My salamander has been obsessed with sleeping under his bowl lately since it has a hollow underside and he likes to squish up into it. He seems intent on it being his new house. The bowl is mostly in there to keep humidity levels up, and I imagine it feels nice and cool, so I don't want to take it out of there, but just wanted to make sure it would pose no threat to him.
Beyond that, a quick dirt question. Anyone here have experience with Timberline Top Soil? Most of the dirt I swapped in recently is comprised of that. Wasn't sure if anyone knew if its acidity was fine. I've seen people recommend it for reptiles, but couldn't find any discussions regarding it for salamanders.