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Slate VS Rep-tiles ?

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I have to order something for the cages. Nothing decent is available here. I wondered if there are any benefits to the rep-tiles over slate.
 
Slate is good in that it holds heat. But it can be expensive and it is heavy. With digging species this can be a problem if they can dig under it and it can crush or harm the animal. We still use slate but you just have to be aware of the issues.

We started carrying the Rep-Tiles in our online store. I have two tanks set up with them for display. They work really good as they look nice. They are made using lightweight concrete. Our Uro tosses them around with his head when we don't set them up the way he wants. So this makes them safe.
 
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