Exo Terra Monsoon Spray Nozzles

Monsoon Extension KitAn extension kit for the Exo Terra MonsoonThe extension kit adds 4 nozzles to your Monsoon for 6 nozzles in total.With Y connectionWater hose4 spray nozzles

AquaForte Landscaping FoamAquaForte's Landscaping Foam is ideal for shaping watercourses and waterfalls in the field of terrariums, aquariums and pond construction. It is safe for fish and plants and does not discolour.Does not discolour like traditional mounting foamideal for shaping streams and waterfallssafe for fish and plantsperfect adhesive for work around the house or in the garden, e.g. for repairing stone wallsfills holes, e.g. to keep out verminLandscaping Foam 500 ml (15 l foam)

Lucky Reptile Halogen Sun for terrariumsLucky Reptile Halogen spotlights for E27 sockets special aluminium reflector for optimum light and heat emission Ideal for creating basking sites Dimmable - with standard dimmers Quality product - Made in Europe Available in: 50W, 75W and 100W Please note the required Minimum distance from the lamp to the animal50W min. 30cm, 75W min. 40cm and 100W min. 50cm Advantages over other conventional reflector bulbs: more heat and light Low energy consumption Longer average life The Lucky Reptile Halogen Sun spotlight provides more light and heat radiation precisely where needed, but raises the ambient temperature to a lesser extent than conventional reptile spotlights of the same wattage. This makes it even easier to control temperature gradients within the terrarium and allows the spotlight to be positioned further away from the animal. Further advantages are the significantly longer average life expectancy, the lower sensitivity to splash water and the lower power consumption than with filament spotlights. For example, you can replace a 100W spotlight with a 75W Halogen Sun and save over 20 euros in electricity per year with a higher light output!

Exo Terra Reptile UVB 100 for terrariums UVB lamps in a compact, space-saving size. Self-starting: a standard threaded socket is sufficient for use. The spiral shape allows for vertical and horizontal use without any reduction in performance. Ideal for all tropical and subtropical reptiles Optimal amount of UVB Effective up to 40 cm Provides the necessary UVB rays for optimal calcium metabolism UVA rays stimulate appetite, activity and reproductive behaviour Combine with ‘ Exo Terra ’ Natural Light for optimal visible light output Available in 13W and 25W Exo Terra ’s Reptile UVB100 emits optimal levels of UVB; similar to the conditions found in shaded environments such as rainforests or other tropical locations. Reptiles native to these habitats receive moderate levels of UV radiation due to the climatic conditions (relatively high humidity, changes in weather, etc.). This prevents unfiltered sunlight from reaching the reptiles whilst they are basking. The optimal vitamin D3 utilisation index ensures vitamin D3 synthesis, which aids calcium absorption and protects against bone softening.

Zoo Med Environmental Control Center - 6-way terrarium controller for temperature, humidity & lightThe Zoo Med Environmental Control Center is a comprehensive control unit for the automation of heating/cooling, humidity and lighting in the terrarium. With 6 slots, 2 temperature sensors and 1 humidity sensor as well as alarm and memory functions, it supports stable values and realistic day/night sequences.Advantages: 6 slots for heating, cooling, humidity and timer functions 2 temperature probes + 1 humidity probe for precise control Programmable night setback for natural temperature curves Alarm function for extreme values (temperature/humidity) Memory function for settings in the event of a power failure Total load up to 1850 W (combined, limited per channel)The Zoo Med Environmental Control Center is the central control point for modern terrarium technology. It automates temperature, humidity and lighting and helps to set constant husbandry conditions and a natural day/night rhythm. Ideal for reptiles, amphibians and planted terrariums where reliable control of the technology is crucial. Slots / channels (overview) 1: Dimming Heat - dims a heat source to maintain a constant temperature 2: Heat/Cool - switches heating or cooling depending on the setting 3: Humi/Dehumi - controls humidification or dehumidification (e.g. fogger/ventilation) 4: Timer - switchable with time program (additional consumers) 5 & 6: Day/Night - separate switching for day and night devices (e.g. light/night light) Important note: The dimming channel is not suitable for certain lamp types (e.g. some UV/special lamps). Please observe the manufacturer's instructions for the lamps used.FAQ 1. which terrariums is the control unit suitable for? For most terrarium set-ups with reptiles, amphibians or plant terrariums in which temperature, humidity and light are to be controlled automatically. 2. what exactly can the device control? Depending on the connected devices, it controls heat sources, cooling (e.g. fan), humidification (e.g. fogger/mister), dehumidification/ventilation and lighting via timer and day/night switching. 3. are sensors included in the scope of delivery? Yes, 2 temperature probes and 1 humidity probe are usually included (for immediate commissioning). 4. can a night setback be set? Yes, a night setback can be programmed so that the temperatures behave more naturally at night. 5. will the appliance continue to function after a power failure? The settings remain saved. Depending on the situation, it may be necessary to set the time again so that timer functions run accurately again. 6. do I also need a thermometer/hygrometer? Not necessarily, as the appliance works with probes. However, a separate measuring device may be useful for additional monitoring (e.g. at a different position in the terrarium). 7. which devices should not be operated on the dimming channel? Not every lamp or heat source is dimmable (e.g. certain UV/special lamps). Please always check whether the connected device is approved for dimming - otherwise use the switching channels (Heat/Cool).8. how to position the probes correctly? It is best to position the temperature probes where the target values are relevant (e.g. warm area and cool area). Position the humidity probe so that it does not hang directly in the water jet of a fogger in order to avoid incorrect measurements.