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If the multi-purpose compost contains plant fertilizers or other chemicals - get rid of it. These can create a toxic environment for sals. Use plain topsoil without chemicals (sold at garden centers) or use coco-fiber substrate (Bed-A-Beast) etc., or optimally a combination of both. Also avoid peat moss or spaghnum moss which can contribute acidity to substrate and again set up an unsuitable environment.