Guava leaves - 10 pcs.

Fruit leaves from Back Zoo Nature The Discovery Leaves from Back Zoo Nature are a natural addition as ground cover in the animal enclosure. Discovery Leaves are dried leaves from the orchard of various types of fruit trees. In the Back Zoo Nature Discovery Leaves Orchard you will find leaves such as raspberry leaves, mulberry leaves, apple leaves, walnut leaves and cherry leaves. The leaves are selected with care.Discovery bedding100 % naturalSuitable for rodents, birds and reptiles Shrimps also love the leaves as foodContents approx. 70g In their natural habitat, reptiles, rodents and birds like to search for food for food between the leaves and twigs on the ground. If you the leaves as bedding on the floor of the animal enclosure, your animals will be your animals to forage for food, just like in the wild. In addition leaves give the enclosures a natural look and smell good. good.

JBL ProTemp S - Safety control heater with protective cage JBL ProTemp S heater for aquariums and terrariums Heater for optimum temperature control of aquariums Simple installation Inserting the heater into the protective cage, selecting the temperature on the setting wheel, inserting into the aquarium, attaching to the inner aquarium pane with suction holders Precise temperature setting: Adjustment dial for temperature selection from 20 - 34°C, control accuracy +/-0.5°C. Optimum temperature transfer: star-shaped ceramic heating element TÜV tested, waterproof - unbreakable safety quartz glass with protective cage. Automatic protective switch-off when water level drops Heater for the aquariumFish adapt to the outside temperature. The vital functions of cold-blooded animals decline with falling temperatures. The correct aquarium temperature is therefore very important to ensure problem-free feeding and a smooth functioning metabolism. Depending on the origin of the fish, the temperature at which they feel comfortable varies. Simple installationPlace the heater in the protective cage supplied. Select the desired temperature on the dial and immerse the heater in the aquarium at least up to the "min. water level" line. Secure with the suction holders. As soon as the heater is connected to the power supply, the indicator light will illuminate. The heater can also be mounted horizontally, e.g. in turtle tanks. Optimum temperature transferThe safety control heater from JBL offers optimum temperature transfer in the range of 20-34°C. A control accuracy of +/- 0.5 °C is guaranteed with the aid of the setting wheel. The maximum achievable temperature depends on the water volume and the temperature difference to the surrounding room. Safety control heaterEmbedded in a protective cage to prevent fish from burning themselves. The heater is waterproof, can be immersed up to 100 cm and is very stable with 2 mm safety quartz glass. If the water level drops or the heater is removed from the water, the safety thermal switch switches off the power supply to protect against overheating. The heater is TÜV-certified. Which size?In an unheated room you need 1 watt per 1 litre of water.If the room is heated, 0.5 watts per litre of water can be calculatedExample:Unheated room: 100 watts are sufficient for a 100 litre aquariumHeated space: 100 watts are sufficient for a 200 litre aquarium

Amalia outdoor cat bed made from poly rattan – round & weatherproof in appearanceThe Amalia cat den provides your cat with a sheltered retreat featuring a pleasant view—perfect for relaxing breaks indoors or in sheltered spots outdoors.The elevated ergonomic design supports natural observation behavior, whilst the plush reversible cushion ensures comfort.Advantages at a glance: Provides a sheltered favorite spot to retreat to and relaxSuitable for indoor use and sheltered outdoor areasIdeal for everyday use: the cushion cover is water-repellent and easy to cleanEnhances a sense of security: den + elevated position combined A retreat with a viewTechnical specificationsProduct Dimensions: ø 42 × 70 cmColour: GreyProduct material: poly rattanPillowcase: Polyester (water-repellent)Cushion filling: polyester fleeceCare: Removable cover, hand washZoo Roco tip: It is best to place the Amalia cat den outdoors in a spot sheltered from the wind and rain (e.g. under a roof overhang). If your cat is wary of new sleeping spots, place a small blanket with a familiar scent or a few treats inside – this will help the den become a safe favourite spot more quickly.

Shifting leaf - Phyllium siccifolium The shifting leaf lives in the rainforests of South-East Asia. Females reach a final size of approx. 10cm and have a life expectancy of 9 months. Males reach a final size of approx. 6cm and life expectancy is about 4 months.  Appearance The shifting leaves are usually green or brown. The hind body resembles a leaf, hence the name. In blackberry leaves they are barely recognisable.  Husbandry A terrarium with dimensions of 60x40x40cm is ideal for the shifting leaves. Coconut fibre humus or terrarium soil can be used as substrate. Leaves and moss can be scattered over the substrate to improve its appearance. The blackberry leaves should be placed in a vase or cup. The container should be lightly covered so the animals do not fall in. Additional branches should be provided for climbing. The temperature should be between 25-28°C and the humidity should be 70-95%. The blackberry leaves need to be replaced regularly. Before you decide on shifting leaves, you should definitely have read a relevant specialist book. For all animal husbandry: Children (including adolescents) must be instructed, supervised and monitored by their parents. Children must be made aware that animals are not toys!If you have any questions or problems, our trained team at Zoo Roco is available to assist you. They can provide you with expert advice on all questions.

Tropical almond leaves for freshwater aquariums with many different active ingredients Contents 15 pieces Application 1-2 pieces per 100 liters with intensive treatment, up to 5 sheets per 100 liters can be used colors the water slightly brown Tropical almond leaves are used for: the optics for eating (shrimp, catfish) Tropical almond leaves have a germ-inhibiting effect Injuries, wounds, inflammations heal faster also fin rot heals better the mucous membrane of the fish is improved improves the readiness of the ornamental fish Spawning can be pre-selected lower the pH by the humic acid create a natural biotope

Cooling plate for rabbits - heat relief for long earsOn warm days, rabbits quickly suffer from the heat. With this specially developed ceramic cooling plate for rabbits, you can create a cool retreat in the hutch or outdoor enclosure. The plate cools automatically as long as it is in the shade. The plate can be placed in the fridge in advance for extra freshness. The rubber feet ensure that it does not slip, even on smooth surfaces. Cleaning is uncomplicated - simply wipe with a damp cloth.Cooling comfort for your rabbit:Gentle cooling on hot daysSecure footing thanks to non-slip feetCeramic pleasantly stores the coolnessSuitable for indoors & outdoorsQuick and hygienic to clean Dimensions: 35 x 25 cm

Banana leaves – natural care and decoration for aquariumsBanana leaves are a natural and decorative addition to freshwater aquariums. They are particularly suitable for shrimp aquariums, blackwater setups and naturally themed tanks. Once in the water, the dried leaves slowly release tannins, helping to create a natural aquarium environment. The leaves provide small fish, shrimp, snails and crabs with sheltered areas to hide in. As they gradually decompose, they create valuable grazing areas and a natural food source for shrimp and snails. Banana leaves are also popular in shrimp breeding, as they provide the animals with places to retreat to and additional surfaces for grazing.Banana leaves are an interesting alternative or addition to sea almond leaves and can be combined very well with other natural materials such as catappa bark, coconut shells, lotus pods or cholla wood.Advantages at a glanceNatural leaves for aquariums and shrimp tanksRelease tannins into the waterCan help to support a natural blackwater environmentProvide hiding places for small fish, shrimp, snails and crayfishUsed as grazing and feeding areas whilst decomposingNaturally dried and untreatedSafe for fish, shrimp, crayfish and snailsContents: 20 piecesUsageUse approximately 1 leaf per 5 litres of aquarium water. The leaves can be placed directly into the aquarium. They usually sink after 48–72 hours and remain effective for around 2–3 weeks. Afterwards, the remains can be removed or left in the aquarium as a natural food source for shrimp and snails. Zoo Roco Tip: Combine banana leaves with catappa leaves, coconut shells or moss-covered stones. This will create a natural arrangement with plenty of hiding places, foraging areas and a particularly harmonious look.