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New caecilian husbandry article posted

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I'm happy to report a new article on Caudata Culture about caecilian husbandry:
http://www.caudata.org/cc/articles/caecilian_care_Parmley.pdf
Thank you, Dennis Parmley :happy:

There is one really great new idea in this article - the use of Carefresh paper bedding for burrowing amphibians. This could prove very useful for fossorial caudates as well!
 
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Which particular Carefresh paper bedding is used? Is it the 'soft paper' in natural color? There are many Carefress paper bedding products.
 
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Jan said:
Which particular Carefresh paper bedding is used? Is it the 'soft paper' in natural color? There are many Carefress paper bedding products.
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Yes. I know that the Sedgwick County Zoo in Wichita, KS uses this paper-based bedding for their terrestrial species, and they say it works great!
 
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