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I prefer to use a mixture of coco fiber, dirt, and a little sand covered with leaf litter. This affords the animal cover throughout the enclosure and is aesthetically natural and pleasing. My favorite snake, a rescued Everglades Rat snake, has done really well on this sort of substrate.

[QUOTE="MMRR - jif, post: 18589, member: 65"] I prefer to use a mixture of coco fiber, dirt, and a little sand covered with leaf litter. This affords the animal cover throughout the enclosure and is aesthetically natural and pleasing. My favorite snake, a rescued Everglades Rat snake, has done really well on this sort of substrate. [/QUOTE]

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