Arguably, the most versatile and inexpensive housing available for keeping exotic pets. BraPlast tubs can be used for a multitude of different applications, including, rearing hatchling reptiles (geckos and snakes) and housing invertebrates (tarantulas).
It is important to provide water to your feeder insects but often that can lead to them drowning in dishes. These crystals can be made into water jelly which is an affordable and effective solution to this problem.
It is important to provide water to your feeder insects but often that can lead to them drowning in dishes. Providing water jelly is an affordable and effective solution to this problem.
Lianas are attractive corkscrew like pieces of natural wood, they are thick, strong and long lasting and their twisted appearance looks great in jungle set ups. As these are natural products individual shapes and sizes will vary between pieces.
If you enjoy keeping and rearing praying mantis nymphs and spiderlings like we do, you'll be glad to see a product that has been designed just for that purpose.
The popular Herp Nursery II Incubator uses the peltier technology which enables the device to cool and to heat its interior, thus allowing its use as incubator for reptile eggs but also for hibernating reptiles.
The Lucky Reptile InsectTarrium is a cylinder shaped enclosure that is ideal for many invertebrates. It also has LED lighting that switches from day to night settings.
A digital On/Off thermostat for controlling heat mats and ceramic heaters up to a maximum load of 500w. Additional functions include a second coupling timer and a temperature alarm.
This upgraded model can cope with up to a maximum load of 1000w and has new features including setting time zone settings throughout the day. This device also can be used in reverse to work alongside cooling devices.
A great alternative to the carbon cloth heat mats and designed for optimal heat transfer. Can easily be mounted onto the side of the terrarium via the adhesive backing.
