Plastic tanks have a wide range of uses from housing your exotic pet to transporting your animal safely. Some are perfect for housing hatchling snakes, amphibians and invertebrates.
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).
Once 35mm film canisters became obsolete, tarantula enthusiasts sought after new ways of managing their young spiderlings. Our sling pots are one of the most widely used on the market and are suitable for many different species.
These plastic containers have a multitude of uses including rearing young animals, using as display boxes at shows, shipping and even breeding insects.
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 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.
Clear non-ventilated polystyrene box with push-fit lid. Can be fitted with stainless steel gauzes by drilling hole and heating gauze to melt onto plastic. Also called Cadbury's box.
