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<blockquote data-quote="PlayingMantis" data-source="post: 263581" data-attributes="member: 7332"><p>I've never used sphagnum moss for my mantids, but I have used it for my plants. I find it longlasting and anti-fungal to a certain extent. Lots of dead matter such as old roots, leaves, and plant parts may get trapped in the moss, but I never had mold problems. As with any substrate, adequate ventilation is important.</p><p></p><p>I have coco husk chips, bark pieces of various sizes, cork chips, moss, etc, but so far, I've only used paper towels for my mantises.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PlayingMantis, post: 263581, member: 7332"] I've never used sphagnum moss for my mantids, but I have used it for my plants. I find it longlasting and anti-fungal to a certain extent. Lots of dead matter such as old roots, leaves, and plant parts may get trapped in the moss, but I never had mold problems. As with any substrate, adequate ventilation is important. I have coco husk chips, bark pieces of various sizes, cork chips, moss, etc, but so far, I've only used paper towels for my mantises. [/QUOTE]
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