Zoo Med ReptiSand®, 10 Pounds, Desert White

This bag was smaller than expected, but Im not sure why I thought it would be bigger considering its a 10lbs bag. Worked great for my tortoise, also helped with making his enclosure easier to clean.

My Syrian looves this sand, won’t use any other kind and I like that it doesn’t have any calcium so it’s safe for her.

This Reptisand is awesome for my winter white hamster he loves his new sand bath and he loves digging in and every thing like that

Big bag with lots of very soft sand. The sand does not stick everywhere and is very smooth, gentle on hamster paws and does not stick to or leave any grimy residue on their fur. Very nice for digging and cleaning themselves in. So so soft and clean, no rough chunks or flaws, just very nice quality sand. Definitely get this for your hamsters sand bath, I know Ill be buying this again for mine.

I’m not no expert on sand or anything but I do know my two dwarf hamsters absolutely love it! Wish it wasn’t as expensive cause the 10 lbs doesn’t last for long. Definitely worth it!

I really liked this product. It’s a very great soft sand. I used it for my hamster sand bath, but if you would use this for your reptile, I think it would work really well. And it’s really easy to clean and looks really nice if you are looking for sand for your hamster, I really really recommend this sand.

Hamster loves it! Came in great shape. Very soft but not dusty.

Gerbils use sand to clean themselves and they will also use sand like a litter box. Gerbils have finicky health requirements and finding sand that is clean and not a hazard can be a bit of a hassle. Reptisand is largely considered the go-to for gerbils in many circles. You can definitely get cheaper sand, especially if youre willing to freeze and bake it. But the effort required to save a few dollars is not worth it to me and reptisand is good to go.

The price was high but the product was great my hamster liked it and it wasnt dusty at all. No dust was great.

My dwarf hamster loves this sand, and he instantly knew what to do with it after I introduced him to sand. Good sand. And no, he has not eaten or inhaled any of the sand.