Energy Savers Unlimited R-Zilla Lizard Litter Ground English Walnut Shells

i like the shells

I have a beardie Zig Zag & I have only seen him curiously lick at the shells a couple times but I also make sure he has enough food & things in his cage to keep him more curious about something else. We have had the shells in his tank for a month or more & i think it works great. he likes to dig in it a lot more than he did in the sand I think he likes the texture of it & it's a lot easier to...
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I have a beardie Zig Zag & I have only seen him curiously lick at the shells a couple times but I also make sure he has enough food & things in his cage to keep him more curious about something else. We have had the shells in his tank for a month or more & i think it works great. he likes to dig in it a lot more than he did in the sand I think he likes the texture of it & it's a lot easier to clean and maintain. There is also no dust when cleaning which is nice.

By luvalanimals on PETCO - Jan 22, 2012

Good Product, but can get messy

I have a sulcata hatchling that is a few months old. I love that it is really easy to clean and no dust or smell. The only downside is that as my tortoise goes into the water and comes out, he is covered with the shells and then goes back into the water. This make having to change the water multiple times per day. Other than that...works great.

By on PETCO - Dec 26, 2011

walnut review

this prouduct looks good and is light but its grains are bigger than sand so it cause impaction easier. i got this and my beardie got an impaction. it is a great prouduct if you have a lizard that is not curious and eats its substrate

By beardie3 on PETCO - Mar 20, 2011

Great Purchase

THis is great stuff . THey need to carry it in the stores so you don't have to pay to have it shipped to your home. If you have lizzards or reptiles it is the best stuff to use!. It clumps like the tidy cat kitty litter. Doesn't have to be changed as much because you can scoop it every day. And it doesn't make your reptiles change colors

By Hook424 on PETCO - Jan 27, 2011

great sand substitute

Walnut shells are much lighter than sand, so you don't have to worry about putting too much weight on the bottom of your glass cage. These are easy to use and spread out well, covering your whole cage quite nicely. These don't dust as much as sand does, but the only downfall is that when wet this bedding clumps, smells really bad and can mold. If your lizards needs sand, try out these shells...
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Walnut shells are much lighter than sand, so you don't have to worry about putting too much weight on the bottom of your glass cage. These are easy to use and spread out well, covering your whole cage quite nicely. These don't dust as much as sand does, but the only downfall is that when wet this bedding clumps, smells really bad and can mold. If your lizards needs sand, try out these shells FIRST. These are great. All natural!

By BlueTongueSkink on PETCO - Jan 8, 2011