The HabiStat Desert Sand Range is a high-quality, natural substrate collection designed specifically for reptiles originating from dry, arid, and desert habitats. Sourced from real, mineral-rich sand deposits, this range provides an authentic terrain that encourages natural digging, basking, and behavioural enrichment. Whether used for Bearded Dragons, Uromastyx, certain geckos, or desert-dwelling snakes, HabiStat Desert Sand creates a realistic environment that elevates both the look and welfare of any desert vivarium.
Carefully filtered to remove impurities and achieve a fine, smooth texture, each variant in the HabiStat Desert Sand Range promotes excellent heat transfer, making it ideal for use with under-tank heaters and heat spots. The natural coloration options also allow keepers to create personalised, visually striking terrariums that mimic the exact environments these species would experience in the wild.
The HabiStat Desert Sand Range is dust-reduced, easy to clean, and highly suited to adult reptiles that thrive in warm, low-humidity conditions. With multiple colour choices and a focus on animal safety, it offers both practicality and aesthetic appeal for any desert setup.
Key Benefits
- 100% natural desert sand with no added chemicals
- Supports natural burrowing, digging and basking activities
- Excellent thermal properties for optimal heat distribution
- Dust-reduced for a cleaner, healthier environment
- Two colour options to replicate true desert landscapes
- Suitable for a wide range of desert reptiles
Directions of Use
- Ensure the enclosure is clean and dry before adding substrate
- Add a 2-5cm layer across the vivarium floor, adjusting depth for burrowing species
- Shape and compact as required to mimic dunes or natural terrain
- Spot-clean regularly to maintain hygiene
- Replace fully every 4-6 weeks or as needed depending on use
- Always provide fresh water and monitor humidity to maintain a proper desert climate
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