Snake Substrate

[Foozil]

G'day,

Is Kritters Krumble a suitable substrate for a yearling diamond python and/or a hatchling stimsons python?

Thanks,

 

[BredliFreak]

Hi Foozil,

I use Kritter's Krumble for my carpet pythons and they seem fine, and I'm sure it would be suitable for stimson's as well.

Bredli

 

[Harry89]

I'm by far no expert, but I use the fine Kritter Krumbles for my Roughie (not quite 2 years, see my pic) and remove from the tank for feeding, just to be safe. I have had no dramas at all with smells or compaction, so I am happy. Most people seem to use paper towel or newspaper though, but up to you...

 

[Bl69aze]

I use paper towel for small enclosures or click clacks, then move to critters crumbles and it works awesome

 

[Nero Egernia]

It'll be fine. I've been using fine Kritter's Crumble for my young S.W. Carpet Python since it was roughly four months old. There's been no issues. I don't take my snakes out of their enclosures to feed. I have a friend who has a young Stimson's that I bought for them as a gift. It's on the same substrate and has never been taken out for a feed either. Still going strong.

Have you seen wild snake scats? They're full of bark, sticks, sometimes worse things, and yet there's still plenty of snakes in the bush.

 

[Foozil]

Awesome, thanks everyone!

 

[kittycat17]

I prefer the coarse keitter crumble due to the reduced small bits


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[Pauls_Pythons]

While I dont use KK at all so my comments may not be valid I do keep Diamonds.
I keep mine on paper towel or newspaper till 2 years old.