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Description
T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs is fine calciferous sand specially prepared to be the safest Hermit Crab beach substrate. This substrate is also perfect for small desert reptiles.
T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs (being a mineral) is safe in direct contact with heating elements. It conducts heat well and suitable for use with heat mats or cable buried under it to a shallow depth. It does not harbor mites nor growth of mold or fungus.
T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs makes spot cleaning both easy and pleasant. It clumps readily to wet waste material, drying it and preventing it from being spread.

Directions for use:
The depth of T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs used will depend upon the amount needed for modeling hills and valleys, and whether the inhabitant likes to dig or not. It is recommended that the Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs is spot cleaned daily, or as necessary and completely replaced every six months.

Note: T-REX would like to share a little history with you about the source and development of the calcium used in our Bone Aid series of products, which includes calci-sand. Over 300,000,000 years ago, during the Mississippian Age, a large graveyard of marine animals, similar to today's oyster, was formed under very favorable conditions in a shallow marine environment. These marine animal remains, composed of calcium carbonate, were then cemented together with calcium carbonate precipitated out of the premordial sea. This deposit was then further purified and metamorphosed by various natural geologic processes including high pressure caused by further decomposition and high temperature resulting from intrusions of hot magma. Over time, the deposit has raised up, and subsequent erosion has left it exposed and available to T-REX today.

Description
T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs is fine calciferous sand specially prepared to be the safest Hermit Crab beach substrate. This substrate is also perfect for small desert reptiles.
T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs (being a mineral) is safe in direct contact with heating elements. It conducts heat well and suitable for use with heat mats or cable buried under it to a shallow depth. It does not harbor mites nor growth of mold or fungus.
T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs makes spot cleaning both easy and pleasant. It clumps readily to wet waste material, drying it and preventing it from being spread.

Directions for use:
The depth of T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs used will depend upon the amount needed for modeling hills and valleys, and whether the inhabitant likes to dig or not. It is recommended that the Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs is spot cleaned daily, or as necessary and completely replaced every six months.

Note: T-REX would like to share a little history with you about the source and development of the calcium used in our Bone Aid series of products, which includes calci-sand. Over 300,000,000 years ago, during the Mississippian Age, a large graveyard of marine animals, similar to today's oyster, was formed under very favorable conditions in a shallow marine environment. These marine animal remains, composed of calcium carbonate, were then cemented together with calcium carbonate precipitated out of the premordial sea. This deposit was then further purified and metamorphosed by various natural geologic processes including high pressure caused by further decomposition and high temperature resulting from intrusions of hot magma. Over time, the deposit has raised up, and subsequent erosion has left it exposed and available to T-REX today.

Description
T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs is fine calciferous sand specially prepared to be the safest Hermit Crab beach substrate. This substrate is also perfect for small desert reptiles.
T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs (being a mineral) is safe in direct contact with heating elements. It conducts heat well and suitable for use with heat mats or cable buried under it to a shallow depth. It does not harbor mites nor growth of mold or fungus.
T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs makes spot cleaning both easy and pleasant. It clumps readily to wet waste material, drying it and preventing it from being spread.

Directions for use:
The depth of T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs used will depend upon the amount needed for modeling hills and valleys, and whether the inhabitant likes to dig or not. It is recommended that the Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs is spot cleaned daily, or as necessary and completely replaced every six months.

Note: T-REX would like to share a little history with you about the source and development of the calcium used in our Bone Aid series of products, which includes calci-sand. Over 300,000,000 years ago, during the Mississippian Age, a large graveyard of marine animals, similar to today's oyster, was formed under very favorable conditions in a shallow marine environment. These marine animal remains, composed of calcium carbonate, were then cemented together with calcium carbonate precipitated out of the premordial sea. This deposit was then further purified and metamorphosed by various natural geologic processes including high pressure caused by further decomposition and high temperature resulting from intrusions of hot magma. Over time, the deposit has raised up, and subsequent erosion has left it exposed and available to T-REX today.

Description
T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs is fine calciferous sand specially prepared to be the safest Hermit Crab beach substrate. This substrate is also perfect for small desert reptiles.
T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs (being a mineral) is safe in direct contact with heating elements. It conducts heat well and suitable for use with heat mats or cable buried under it to a shallow depth. It does not harbor mites nor growth of mold or fungus.
T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs makes spot cleaning both easy and pleasant. It clumps readily to wet waste material, drying it and preventing it from being spread.

Directions for use:
The depth of T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs used will depend upon the amount needed for modeling hills and valleys, and whether the inhabitant likes to dig or not. It is recommended that the Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs is spot cleaned daily, or as necessary and completely replaced every six months.

Note: T-REX would like to share a little history with you about the source and development of the calcium used in our Bone Aid series of products, which includes calci-sand. Over 300,000,000 years ago, during the Mississippian Age, a large graveyard of marine animals, similar to today's oyster, was formed under very favorable conditions in a shallow marine environment. These marine animal remains, composed of calcium carbonate, were then cemented together with calcium carbonate precipitated out of the premordial sea. This deposit was then further purified and metamorphosed by various natural geologic processes including high pressure caused by further decomposition and high temperature resulting from intrusions of hot magma. Over time, the deposit has raised up, and subsequent erosion has left it exposed and available to T-REX today.

Description
T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs is fine calciferous sand specially prepared to be the safest Hermit Crab beach substrate. This substrate is also perfect for small desert reptiles.
T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs (being a mineral) is safe in direct contact with heating elements. It conducts heat well and suitable for use with heat mats or cable buried under it to a shallow depth. It does not harbor mites nor growth of mold or fungus.
T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs makes spot cleaning both easy and pleasant. It clumps readily to wet waste material, drying it and preventing it from being spread.

Directions for use:
The depth of T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs used will depend upon the amount needed for modeling hills and valleys, and whether the inhabitant likes to dig or not. It is recommended that the Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs is spot cleaned daily, or as necessary and completely replaced every six months.

Note: T-REX would like to share a little history with you about the source and development of the calcium used in our Bone Aid series of products, which includes calci-sand. Over 300,000,000 years ago, during the Mississippian Age, a large graveyard of marine animals, similar to today's oyster, was formed under very favorable conditions in a shallow marine environment. These marine animal remains, composed of calcium carbonate, were then cemented together with calcium carbonate precipitated out of the premordial sea. This deposit was then further purified and metamorphosed by various natural geologic processes including high pressure caused by further decomposition and high temperature resulting from intrusions of hot magma. Over time, the deposit has raised up, and subsequent erosion has left it exposed and available to T-REX today.

Description
T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs is fine calciferous sand specially prepared to be the safest Hermit Crab beach substrate. This substrate is also perfect for small desert reptiles.
T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs (being a mineral) is safe in direct contact with heating elements. It conducts heat well and suitable for use with heat mats or cable buried under it to a shallow depth. It does not harbor mites nor growth of mold or fungus.
T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs makes spot cleaning both easy and pleasant. It clumps readily to wet waste material, drying it and preventing it from being spread.

Directions for use:
The depth of T-Rex Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs used will depend upon the amount needed for modeling hills and valleys, and whether the inhabitant likes to dig or not. It is recommended that the Calci-Sand for Hermit Crabs is spot cleaned daily, or as necessary and completely replaced every six months.

Note: T-REX would like to share a little history with you about the source and development of the calcium used in our Bone Aid series of products, which includes calci-sand. Over 300,000,000 years ago, during the Mississippian Age, a large graveyard of marine animals, similar to today's oyster, was formed under very favorable conditions in a shallow marine environment. These marine animal remains, composed of calcium carbonate, were then cemented together with calcium carbonate precipitated out of the premordial sea. This deposit was then further purified and metamorphosed by various natural geologic processes including high pressure caused by further decomposition and high temperature resulting from intrusions of hot magma. Over time, the deposit has raised up, and subsequent erosion has left it exposed and available to T-REX today.