Zoo Med ReptiSand, Natural Red, 10 Pounds
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ReptiSand® is available in two natural colors with no added dyes or chemicals. It stimulates natural digging and burrowing behavior and is an excellent heat conductor. ReptiSand® creates a very naturalistic and attractive environment for desert reptile species. Great for bearded dragons, sand boas, soft shell turtles, etc.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 11 x 6 x 2.5 inches; 6 Pounds
Item model number : SR10
Date First Available : November 8, 2007
Manufacturer : Zoo Med Laboratories
ASIN : B0002DJ092
Country of Origin : USA
All natural no dyes or colors added
Stimulates natural digging behavior
Excellent heat conductor
Customers say
Customers find the sand to be very fine and soft, with a natural appearance that works well for various reptiles including bearded dragons and hermit crabs. The product is easy to clean and has good longevity, with one customer noting it makes their pet feel right at home. While customers appreciate its functionality, some find it very costly.
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Brent –
Great for Hamsters
I used this sand in my hamster’s sandbox. She uses it as a potty. It’s easy to scoop and sift. And it clumps when wet, so it’s easy to see where she pees and to scoop it out.The color is really nice, but it’s just cheaper to buy A $5 (50lb) bag of children’s play sand from my local hardware store. That sand takes a little work to bake, and sift out large rocks, but in the long run it’s a much better option for me.But this reptisand is a better consistency than the super grainy play sand. So it depends on the hamster you have. Dwarf hamsters may want to actually roll around and bathe in their sand, so this sand is softer and a better option. My Syrian only wants to dig a bit before going potty in it, so grainy play sand is the better option.
The Wetzels –
super soft
was perfect for a lepord gecko, super soft sand and lasts for a long time. i love the color too, she likes digging in it and it doesnt get too hot with the heat lamp.
Cristian Diaz –
Loved it
My bearded dragon loves this sand. Makes him feel right at home. He loves digging in it and laying on it all the time. Great scent, great quality, very smooth and fine will purchase again
Lily –
Very soft
Itâs was very soft and I liked the color, recommend for hamsters!!
lynn –
Good for hamster
Darn hamster uses it for a potty and not a sand bath. Not the sands fault that Willy is a stubborn boy. Pro is tank cleaning is easier now.
Shopper1 –
It’s not red, it’s white.
It’s white and much finer than the red sand that we ordered. She still seems to like it, but would have like to have gotten what we ordered.
Emily Floro –
very good gerbil sand bath!
I’ve been using this as a gerbil sand bath for months, and it works wonders; ive never had any issues! the gerbils love rolling around in it, and it’s one of the few products I’ve found that actually works for them and doesn’t make them sick! it’s virtually dust free and makes for very happy and clean gerbils :]
Aubrey S –
My hamster loves it
I bought this for a sand bath for my Syrian hamster. He instantly started digging and playing in the sand! He also uses it as his bathroom, which makes cleaning his cage easier.
Tricia Burrows –
My hamster loves this sandDefinitely will purchase again
Michael Harms –
Super feiner Sand, perfekt für meine Sandboa
John Denholm –
My robo Dwarf Hamster love this Sand uses it every night
ML –
My Roborovski dwarf hamster prefers this sand over the CaribSea aquarium sand. He doesn’t kick this sand out of the litter/bath tray. It has obvious little rocks, but a few sifts to remove the bigger pieces seem to be enough effort – maybe Ham Ham likes some rocks.
H. M. –
My hamster uses it for a sand bath, (and also as a litterbox) it’s much safer for their lungs than the dusts marketed for small animals. Its much softer and finer than the Exoterra sand we used previously which is kind of a good thing except it gets kicked out of the container easier, if it were the only substrate like in a reptile tank that wouldn’t be an issue. It also has lots of debris in it (mostly looks like tiny shreds of wood) which is very obvious against the red/orange colour, i do worry a little about that. It does clump up when it gets wet and it’s easier to clean up the clumps with this finer sand than the other stuff we were using which would cement to the bottom.