its a brown, tan, and black snake and it looks like a python but i know its not a python...i need to know what kind of snake this...it had eggs and im not sure what to do about the eggs or the snake..where i live had a lot of snakes when i first moved here...so as i found the snakes i put them in my old fish tank...i was planning on moving them to the creek across the street but they reproduced before i had a chance to do anything with them...i have 3 snakes in the tank and i think the biggest one that looks like the python had them because that snake will not move away from the eggs...i need some help as to what kind of snake im dealing with and as to what to do about the eggs...ur help will be very much appreciated...thank u to anyone that can help me with this problem.
Its perlite :) and its easily a volcanic rock, and as for ingesting it? properly... i don't quite comprehend yet i does not propose it haha :) and you will easily wreck them aside at the same time with your arms :)
perlite, a substance from volcanoes used to aerate the soil
Perlite. It feels like a hard Styrofoam or a soft limestone when pinched. It's a mineral that is mined and heated to expansion. It is used in commercial potting mixes to keep the soil loose and airy so the roots can grow more freely. If you have very hard dirt in your garden, you can purchase large bags of perlite to mix with peat moss and the existing garden dirt to break up those clumps. It has no nutrictional value for your plants, but it's very beneficial for the root system.
