DESCRIPTION
Replicate your pet reptile’s natural tropical environment with the help of Thrive Natural Calcium
Sand Soil Mix. This sand and soil hermit crab terrarium substrate bedding is ideal for adult reptiles including Hermit Crabs, Bearded Dragons, Uromastyx, Leopard Geckos, Sand Boas, Greek Tortoises, and Tarantulas. It is perfect for digging and burrowing while being gentle on the skin. Only at PetSmart.
Features:
Includes: Natural Calcium Sand and Soil Mix
Environment: Indoors
Product Weight: 5 lb (2.7 kg)
Directions: Evenly spread 2 inches of sand on the floor of the terrarium. A 2-3-inch depth is recommended for large pets. Use a sand sifter to scoop waste daily. Completely replace the substrate monthly or as needed. If waste material is allowed to collect on the surface,your pet can develop skin and intestinal infections. A clean environment will help you protect the health of your pet.
Care Instructions: Discard waste daily. Completely replace the substrate monthly or as needed.
Caution: Sand substrate is only safe for adult reptiles. Not recommended for juvenile lizards under 6 inches (15 cm) in total length. While natural calcium sand can be ingested, you
should seek immediate veterinary care if your pet consumes large quantities of the substrate or if there is a change in food or water consumption. Excess consumption can cause intestinal impaction, which can be harmful. Observation and proper management will minimize potential problems.
Advice for Use: Refer to a pet-care guide to determine the proper substrate for your pet. Feeding your pet from a plate or bowl within the enclosure will reduce accidental substrate ingestion. Wash your hands after handling a pet or cleaning a habitat.
Care Instructions: Discard waste daily. Completely replace the substrate monthly or as needed.
Caution: Sand substrate is only safe for adult reptiles. Not recommended for juvenile lizards under 6 inches (15 cm) in total length. While natural calcium sand can be ingested, you
should seek immediate veterinary care if your pet consumes large quantities of the substrate or if there is a change in food or water consumption. Excess consumption can cause intestinal impaction, which can be harmful. Observation and proper management will minimize potential problems.
Advice for Use: Refer to a pet-care guide to determine the proper substrate for your pet. Feeding your pet from a plate or bowl within the enclosure will reduce accidental substrate ingestion. Wash your hands after handling a pet or cleaning a habitat.
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