KomodoAspen Bed Terrain, 12 Litre

No issues, exactly as on the tin

Superb value for money—I bought a few bags so I'd have loads, and each one is a decent size. I got this as a texture change for my hamster’s enclosure.While it won’t hold up burrows very well, it’s great for digging and can also be used for nesting. The texture is a bit strange—spiky yet soft at the same time, which my hamster seemed to enjoy.There’s minimal dust; a little bit, but not overwhelming. I’d recommend grabbing it out by hand rather than tipping the whole bag in to avoid the dust at the bottom.It has no weird smells, bugs, or unwanted pieces inside—just as advertised on the bag! Overall, a great product at an excellent price.

I have used this bedding for a few years for my leopard tortoise now and safe to say it’s the best I’ve found. It doesn’t cause digestive issues if he accidentally consumes any of it which is the biggest perk. He is also able to bury himself in it when he wants to. The bedding is reasonably absorbant but you will need quite a thick layer maybe 1-2 inches to ensure any urine or water spills don’t reach the enclosure’s base. The only negative is that it is quite dusty, safe to say I definitely have a sneezing fit when I first empty the bag! It does also give my tortoise some mildly irritated eyes for a couple of days when I change it, but rinsing with water helps alleviate that easily. Whilst it is quite pricey, especially with needing at least two bags each time for my table’s size. It is worth it for the overall quality, comfort and health of my tortoise.

Great for snakes, very safe, and the snake seems to love it. The product is exactly as stated. Great-sized bag.

Great product

This claims to be 12 litres but I think that's rather optimistic, even when fluffed up a lot. Still, it's enough for a single filling of a 4ft x 1ft (120x34cm) viv to a depth of about 2.5cm (so I make that about 10 litres), which is sufficient for my 2 year old corn snake to burrow to her heart's content.It's not as dusty as the aspen bedding I've tried previously, and it's just about the cheapest option out there.I've tried a couple of different types of substrate; aspen isn't the prettiest but I do think it's the best for corn snakes as it's gentle on their skin when burrowing, lets their burrows hold their shape, and makes it easy to see poo for spot cleaning. The main disadvantage to it really is that it can dry the air, so keep an eye on humidity levels and give it a misting if necessary. I have a large water dish underneath the heat lamp and the evaporation from that seems to be sufficient to maintain decent humidity.

As advertised

The quality of it, great. Can't complain. A little bit dusty but solved that by using a hand-spray bottle and mixing the aspen about when spraying. Don't soak it, obviously. If you're worried about mold, then leave the viv or whatever you're using open for an hour or so with the ceramic/lamp on.It's the price/quantity ratio that brings it down. One bag will barely cover a 4x2. I'm not sure why I didn't just go to the shop as this stuff is twice as expensive.As I say, the quality is good but whoever is pricing this is a clown.