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Zoo Med Forest Floor Bedding

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Zoo Med Forest Floor Bedding

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4 dry quarts. 100% natural cypress mulch. Recommended terrarium substrate for many species of snakes, lizards, land turtles, tortoises, frogs, toads, salamanders, tarantulas, and other invertebrates.

  • 100% natural cypress mulch
  • Recommended terrarium substrate for many species of snakes, lizards, land turtles, tortoises, frogs, toads, salamanders, tarantulas, and other invertebrates
  • Made in the USA
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  • SKU1440462
  • Primary BrandZoo Med
  • Days to ShipUsually Leaves Warehouse the Next Business Day
  • SKU583022
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  • Primary BrandZoo Med
  • SKU583014
  • Primary BrandZoo Med
  • Days to ShipUsually Leaves Warehouse the Next Business Day

100% Natural Cypress Mulch Zoo Med's Forest Floor Bedding is a natural product made from the ground bark of cypress trees. Forest Floor Bedding is the preferred substrate for all types of frogs, toads, salamanders, tarantulas, and insects. Many species of terrestrial land turtles do benefit from using Forest Floor Bedding as their substrate, but you should feed them in a separate container with no substrate or bedding (this prevents the accidental ingestion of the substrate from messy feeding turtles).