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Super Strong Water Retention: Vermiculite can absorb water and release it slowly, keeping the environment moist for a long time. Compared with pure sphagnum moss or paper towels, vermiculite will not be too wet, maintain humidity, provide a stable environment, and provide a l and comfortable reptiles habitat Air Permeability: Vermiculite has a porous structure with a large number of gaps between particles to ensure oxygen circulation. It is highly air permeable and suitable for animals that bury eggs (such as snakes and turtles). Even if the eggs are completely covered, breathing can be guaranteed Insulation: Vermiculite can buffer external temperature fluctuations and help maintain a constant temperature. Vermiculite can be used as part of the reptile substrate for snakes, turtles, frogs and geckos, especially in environments where higher humidity is required, where it can act as an insulator Pure l Vermiculite: Use pure l high-quality vermiculite. Vermiculite needs to be added with water in proportion (usually 1:0.7 to 1:1 by weight), so that no water can be squeezed out, to maintain the best humidity environment for embryonic development and reptiles Wide Range of Uses: Vermiculite is not only commonly used as a reptile bedding material or cover for incubators, but can also be used as a bedding material for reptiles. It is very suitable for the substrate of reptile and amphibian breeding boxes such as snakes, lizards, turtles, birds, insects, frogs, etc. At the same time, vermiculite is also very suitable for plant planting