Deco Plants centre and background plant no. 3

SuperFish decor background plant number 13 made of plastic serves as a hiding place for fish height 30 cm Decoration sinks to the bottom by weight easy cleaning with lukewarm water (without using detergent) Genuine plant decoration for perch aquaria, nano aquaria or aquaria with herbivorous fish. This plant is artificial! Plants have a task in the cycle in the aquarium. Firstly, they release oxygen and secondly, the plants take in excess nutrients as food - this is important, as otherwise an algae plague can develop. Thus artificial plants never replace the use of living aquarium plants.

Amazonas Quartz sand for aquariums Lime-free Amazonas quartz sand for your aquarium, available as substrate for aquariums in three different colours with a grain size of 0-1 mm. Rinse several times with lukewarm water before use.Note Quartz sand is a natural product. The product photos in our online shop are taken under optimal lighting conditions. Therefore, colour variations between the images and the actual product may occur.

Released waxworms (Galleria mellonella) For reptiles, amphibians, birds or as fishing bait The caterpillars are usually fed to reptiles, amphibians and birds. However, the waxworm is also becoming increasingly important as fishing bait. As a treat For reptiles, amphibians and birds also as fishing bait Waxworms were originally known to beekeepers as a pest in beehives. There the larvae of the moth feed on honey. In commercial breeding, the larvae are reared on a feed mash consisting mainly of wheat bran and honey. The caterpillars are usually fed to reptiles, amphibians and birds. However, the waxworm is also becoming increasingly important as fishing bait. The waxworms are offered in 2 different forms: As breeding stock or in released form. The breeding stock offers the advantage that younger waxworms can also be fed, which are significantly smaller than the adult animals. Due to the feed, the caterpillars must taste sweet, which makes the insects very popular with eaters. Waxworms in breeding stocks should, depending on how quickly the animals are to grow, be kept at around 20 to 30 degrees C. The released waxworms should be stored in the refrigerator at about 6-10 degrees C. In this state, the animals no longer take in food.We obtain these waxworms from a breeder for fishing bait. Substances may possibly have been used in the rearing of the worms that can affect the pupation of the animals. Order by Sunday evening - delivery on Thursday Orders received by Sunday evening will be dispatched by A Mail on Wednesday or Thursday.Please provide a recipient address where the parcel can be delivered.We accept no responsibility for parcels that are delivered late or collected late. Even with the greatest care, it can happen that feed animals die due to temperature fluctuations or unpredictable events. We accept no liability for this.  

JBL catch net fineCatching fish is easier with this net. When moving or replanting, it is sometimes necessary to catch fish.This net makes catching fish less stressful. The fishing nets are available in various diameters.The black net fabric demonstrably makes catching fish easier. The landing net has a reinforced handle and is made from a particularly hard-wearing nylon fabric. It can be used in freshwater and saltwater aquariums.Close-meshed aquarium landing net - Mesh size: 0.35 mm Gentle catching of aquarium fish with black netAvailable in various diametersUse in freshwater and saltwater aquariums

Steppe crickets (Gryllus assimilis) The steppe cricket (Gryllus assimilis) is one of the most commonly fed feeder insects. the most frequently fed feeder animal larger feeder animal for reptiles and amphibians also for ornamental birds small The steppe cricket is one of the most commonly fed feeder insects. Their calm nature and impressive size make them a preferred meal for almost every insect-eating reptile and also for many soft-feeding birds. Steppe crickets originate from the subtropical climate zones of South America. Females can reach a total length of up to 35 mm, while the males are slightly smaller. The chocolate-brown colouring of the adult animals makes them clearly distinguishable from Mediterranean crickets, which are deep black. Steppe crickets are particularly noticeable to terrarium keepers due to the males' relatively quiet calling and low jumping ability.In contrast to the Mediterranean cricket, the steppe cricket is not as productive. Raising these animals also takes a little longer than with Mediterranean crickets.The animals can be shipped all year round. In summer, care must be taken to ensure that the animals are not exposed to excessive heat, as crickets generate considerable intrinsic heat when particularly active. If this is not sufficiently dissipated, it can cause damage. On the other hand, this is an advantage in winter, as the intrinsic heat in combination with winter packaging enables them to withstand lower temperatures during shipping.Since the crickets are offered in different sizes, they are not just suitable for large lizards. In fact, many owners of medium-sized lizards such as leopard geckos, collared iguanas, juvenile bearded dragons, etc., have recognised a significant benefit in steppe crickets. Medium-sized animals of this species are similar in size to, for example, adult house crickets or short-winged crickets. However, as they are not yet adult, they do not have wings. This means the often bothersome chirping of the males is eliminated. Order by Sunday evening – delivery on ThursdayOrders received by Sunday evening will be shipped on Wednesday or Thursday by A-Post.Please provide a delivery address at which the parcel can be delivered.We accept no responsibility for parcels delivered late or collected late.In cold conditions, many insects enter a state of torpor—but the animals usually recover after a few hours. If it is very cold, we recommend ordering the heat pad as an addition; this offers some protection against losses during the winter months. The live feeder animals in the shop are only available at this price on Wednesdays—the price per tub is otherwise Fr. 1.00 higher per tub, as we also feed and care for the feeder animals.   Even with the greatest care, it can happen that feeder animals die due to temperature fluctuations or unpredictable events. We accept no liability for this.  

Primeval crabsObserving primeval crayfish from the egg stage to the adult animals - a real experience at home.Primeval crayfish are suitable for both beginners and experienced aquarists, as they are easy to keep and breed. They will delight young and old. Each pack of primeval crayfish eggs comes with detailed instructions.Available in three forms:Triops longicaudatusis an American shield crayfish, which has a light olive-green marbling at the beginning. With age the marbling disappears and the colours become more intense.Size: max. 9 cmTemperature: 21 - 26 °CLife expectancy: max. 3 monthsFood: primeval crayfish foodTriops longicaudatus (red)is an American crayfish. This species is probably a breeding form of the "normal" Triops longicaudatus. In contrast to these, however, the body shell of Triops longicaudatus (red) is transparent, which is why the animals appear wonderfully red in colour due to the translucent red blood.Quantity: basically about 100 to 250 eggsSize: max. 9 cmTemperature: 21 - 26 °CLife expectancy: max. 3 monthsTriops cancriformis var. Beni Kabuto Ebi (red)The red cultivated form of the European summer crab Triops cancriformis probably comes from Asia and has therefore been given the name "Beni Kabuto Ebi". Keeping and breeding corresponds to the original species.The original form is brown marbled. The red Triops lack the brown colour, which is why they appear red due to their body fluid. However, if you look closely, you can still see the marbling. As juveniles, like all Triops species, they are still quite pale. The strong pinkish-red colour develops only with age.Size: max. 7 cmTemperature: 20 - 25 °CLife expectancy: max. 3 months