safe for an enclosure

[sir dummpy]

i wanted to get more for her cage but only found one type of soil it is
Kellogg Garden Organics Raised Bed & Potting Mix
it said nothing about it hurting bugs just want to make sure she is safe

 

[Volkswachter]

I'm not familiar with that brand myself; but anything labeled "Organic:" is safe; most people mix organic topsoil into their substrates for durability.

 

[Volkswachter]

Just looked it up; no, I wouldn't use that at all.

"Ingredients:
Recycled forest products, coir, perlite, dehydrated poultry manure, composted poultry manure, hydrolyzed feather meal, peat moss, kelp meal, worm castings and bat guano"

Kellogg Garden Organics Raised Bed & Potting Mix

This earthy mix helps to promote healthy growth for all plants that are specifically grown in raised beds or container gardens.

www.kellogggarden.com

 

[sir dummpy]

Just looked it up; no, I wouldn't use that at all.

"Ingredients:
Recycled forest products, coir, perlite, dehydrated poultry manure, composted poultry manure, hydrolyzed feather meal, peat moss, kelp meal, worm castings and bat guano"

Kellogg Garden Organics Raised Bed & Potting Mix

This earthy mix helps to promote healthy growth for all plants that are specifically grown in raised beds or container gardens.

www.kellogggarden.com

thanks i changed it with peat moss

 

[Phil]

usually can't go far wrong with just coconut fibre (coir) and a bit of top soil as the best substrate.

 

[m0lsx]

I mostly use plain Cocoa coir from poundland. Google telling me a Pound (£) = $1.29. So there is no need to spend a lot on the substrate.