OIIBO 20 Gallon Reptile Tank, 30" x 12" x 12" Knock Down Reptile Terrariums with Waterproof PVC Tray for Bearded Dragons Geckos Reptiles Amphibians Herps Vivarium

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When people look to adopt a small reptile pet, leopard geckos are often the first that come to mind. Once they've been added, leaf litter can be gently poured on top of the location, so their first food source will be nearby! I have heard several accounts on here of this happening and one frog attacking and either injuring or eating the other frog!

These little critters do a great job of helping to process fallen leaves and other detritus produced by co-habitants.Glass also maintains the correct heat gradient more safely, and easily maintaining the correct heat gradient is critical to reptiles and amphibians’ well-being as they use external heat sources in their environment to regulate their body temperatures. New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . Topics like drainage, aeration, pH balance, resistance to breaking down, and the ability to support flora + microfauna life long term should all be considered when choosing a vivarium substrate. of hydroton for the drainage layer; fiberglass mesh over it and for the substrate, I splurged on the Atlantic Botanical Garden mix sold by Josh's Frogs.

Gravel is fine but it's heavy, will mar the glass underneath and difficult to clean and remove in case you need to remodel the tank.The drainage layer is the lowest layer in a healthy vivarium environment, and the screen separator, substrate, and leaf litter are stacked above it. If they get too cool, their metabolism slows (and in conditions that are too hot or too cold, they enter states of inactivity or hibernation).

Turning off the personalised advertising setting won’t stop you from seeing Etsy ads, but it may make the ads you see less relevant or more repetitive. Any potential beneficial mycorrhizal fungi may be killed in the baking process, and our substrate doesn't have "bad stuff" in it which needs to be baked off. Glass terrariums are manufactured to the highest standards and are the preferred choice of professionals. As a general rule of thumb, you should aim for an enclosure that is at least 20 gallons in size for an adult Kenyan Sand Boa. Our substrate blends use pet grade fir bark, pet grade coconut fiber, pet grade cypress mulch, AAA-Grade New Zealand Sphagnum (milled in-house), and OMRI certified Peat Moss.Females, on the other hand, have longer bodies and may need a little more space, like a 30 – 40 gallon tank. If you’d like to file an allegation of infringement, you’ll need to follow the process described in our Copyright and Intellectual Property Policy.