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lots of cornsnake questions?

Do you have to have a license to breed them?If so,where and how do I get 1?What is the best kind of incubatour?Can I build 1?What is the most poular color morph?Where should I buy my first breeder snakes?What are some helpful websites?Do you know a breeder that wouldn't mind answering a lot of my questions?Is vermiculite better than sphagnum moss?

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It will blow away if there's any wind and the vermiculite is dry. Might stick to any fruit or vegetables and I don't think you want to eat vermiculite. If you think it will stay on the ground where you put it, I can't see how it would do any harm as a mulch.
I don't know the specifics on vermiculite versus mulch, but I will say that my buddy's father uses vermiculite in his garden, and his plants have exceeded his expectations. He grows a variety of vegetables and fruits, so I'm positive it could not hurt to use vermiculite. His snap pea plant was only supposed to grow to around 20 inches or so, but using vermiculite, the plant stands over 30 inches, and is still growing!! So, I'd say that vermiculite is definitely something to try.
I'd say it can't hurt and may give you good results. Just today I planted my tomatoes. Because we've had a lot of rain, the soil is heavy. I added a full cup of vermiculite to each plant. I'll have to wait and see what it does for them

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