Re: CedarLogInCage

Posted by Eric Westmorland on May 12, 2000 at 08:35:27:

In Reply to: CedarLogInCage posted by JohnStyner on May 11, 2000 at 16:19:42:

: I found the perfect piece of
: driftwood for my lizard vivarium in the
: Delaware River. U pon breaking it
: I see that it is cedar. Will this be toxic
: as I've heard cedar chips are.
: But this is a solid large log and not chips.
: Will I be OK ?
Personaly I wouldn't chanch it. It isn't the chips themselves that are toxic. Its the chemical within the wood of cedar that is toxic. It doesn't matter what form the the wood is in its still contains the toxins/sap. I hope that ansewers your question.

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: : I found the perfect piece of : : driftwood for my lizard vivarium in the : : Delaware River. U pon breaking it : : I see that it is cedar. Will this be toxic : : as I've heard cedar chips are. : : But this is a solid large log and not chips. : : Will I be OK ? : Personaly I wouldn't chanch it. It isn't the chips themselves that are toxic. Its the chemical within the wood of cedar that is toxic. It doesn't matter what form the the wood is in its still contains the toxins/sap. I hope that ansewers your question.

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