Reptile carpet?

narny101

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OK, i am really thinking of getting this stuff.... and after seeing a video of someones h
tank with it i'm nearly convinced...... it is chemical free as far as i know because it's safe for reptiles and other amphibians and it looks cool, no chance of Luna eating it



Axolotl update and feeding video - YouTube
 
The photos aren't working. I personally wouldn't put stuff in knowing it wasn't classed as aquarium safe, it could be chemical free but with contact with water it might be a different story. I haven't seen anyone use it either, maybe someone else with experience can let you know.
 
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