ABG Mix (4 Quart/1 Gallon)-

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ABG mix is a premium substrate for tropical vivariums. A precise blend of tree fern fiber, charcoal, sphagnum peat, long fiber sphagnum, and fir bark, this substrate is capable of lasting several years when used properly. Originally perfected by the Atlanta Botanical Gardens of Atlanta, Georgia, this substrate will support a sizable population of microfauna while allowing plants to thrive. It is a good idea to wet the substrate before placing it in the vivarium.

Not sure how much ABG to purchase? Check out our chart below! All measurements call for a 1"-3" layer of ABG

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Vivariums, From the Ground Up

Microfauna: Isopods

Microfauna: Springtail

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Read What Other Are Saying:

Plants love ABG Review by Will

Quality

I have had so so growth out of plants using other substraes. I have noticed a increase in growth since I have started usig the ABG mix. I am working on switching all my enclosures over to ABG mix. (Posted on 7/11/12)

Amazing! Review by Marc

Quality

I can't recommend Josh's ABG mix enough. It is THE substrate to use in any vivarium, and I also use it in container terrariums. It even smells great! Highly, highly recommended from a plant expert. (Posted on 5/15/12)

Great for culturing Review by Robert

Quality

Great for substrate and culturing isopods. Can be used to culture springtails too. (Posted on 3/11/12)