S sperpich Member Aug 30, 2011 #3 I read that sand/dirt is also good. What's the opinion out there about that?
hbskeet New Member Aug 30, 2011 #4 Technically they should be housed with some type of Eco Earth substrate therefore you should have to worry about laying. You just need to make sure that after she lays she feeds and drinks. This is the biggest problem with female pygmies laying.
Technically they should be housed with some type of Eco Earth substrate therefore you should have to worry about laying. You just need to make sure that after she lays she feeds and drinks. This is the biggest problem with female pygmies laying.
