Lucky Reptile Bright Sun Set Desert

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Pet Factory Chile Sphagnum Moss The perfect addition to the substrate in tropical terrariums genuine sphagnumextra soft moss to increase the humidity very durable does not mold perfect addition for the natural design of terrariums also for wetboxes 50g Genuine Sphagnum moss! Increases humidity more than conventional moss and is very durable. The moss does not mold and is a perfect addition to the substrate.

Aqua Art Drosera capensis - Sundew for terrarium & WabiKusaDrosera capensis (Cape Sundew) fascinates with long catch leaves that form glittering sticky drops to catch small insects. As an in vitro plant, it starts clean and compact - ideal for bright, humid setups such as paludariums, carnivorous terrariums or Wabi-Kusa.Product features:Cultivated in vitro (sterile in a pot)Carnivorous plant with sticky trapping leaves (sundew principle)Suitable for humid terrariums/paludariums and very bright locationsRobust and also suitable for beginnersImportant advantages:Exciting observation effect: trapping leaves shine and react to preySupports a near-natural microclimate in humid terrarium setupsNo fertilization necessary - the plant covers its needs by catching small insectsInformation:Origin (species): Cape region / South Africa; grows in nutrient-poor, permanently moist habitats (e.g. swamps, banks, streams)Size/growing height: approx. 5-20 cm (depending on conditions)Temperature requirements: approx. 10-35 °C; as frost-free as possible in winter (guideline: not below approx. 5 °C)Air humidity: at least approx. 50 % recommendedLight: bright to sunny (for strong coloration and good catching drops)Water/substrate: soft/low-lime (e.g. rainwater/osmosis water), acidic, nutrient-poor substrate; permanently moist to wet Drosera capensis, the Cape sundew, is a real classic among carnivorous plants - and for good reason: the long, narrow catch leaves are covered with many fine tentacles that form glistening adhesive droplets. These droplets attract small insects and hold on to them so that the plant can supplement its low nutrient requirements. At the same time, Drosera capensis is comparatively uncomplicated to care for and is therefore also attractive for beginners . The species originates from the Cape region of South Africa, where it grows in permanently moist, nutrient-poor areas such as swamps, on banks and along watercourses. You can easily replicate this principle at home: The decisive factors are plenty of light and a constantly moist to wet, acidic and nutrient-poor substrate. Soft, low-lime water (e.g. rainwater or osmosis water) is recommended for watering. Fertilizing is not necessary.In suitable conditions, Drosera capensis typically grows to a height of around 5 to 20 cm. It does particularly well in bright, humid terrariums, paludariums or similar humid setups where the catching droplets are formed stably. A humidity level of around 50 % is a good guideline, although the plant is particularly reliable in a constantly humid environment.Drosera capensis is pleasantly tolerant when it comes to temperature requirements: a range of approx. 10-35 °C is suitable for cultivation. In the cooler months of the year, it should be kept frost-free; as a guide, temperatures should not fall below approx. 5 °C in winter. This will keep the plant vital and allow it to sprout vigorously again in spring.Zoo Roco tip:For in vitro plants, it is worth acclimatizing them gently: rinse the gel carefully, place them in a carnivorous substrate and keep them in a very bright place for the first 7-14 days, but only gradually give them extreme midday sun. If the catching drops decrease, this is usually an indication of too little light or too dry air - first increase the light intensity and ensure that the substrate is constantly moist.

Lucky Reptile Thermometer Deluxe for terrariumsThermometer Deluxe with 2 external sensorsElectronic Thermometer with 2 external sensors for measuring the temperature in tow different locations. Perfect for temperature monitoring inside the vivariums Measures temperature at two different locations External sensors with 150cm wire Tempareure range -50°C to 70°C This electronic thermometer has two external sensors which allow measuring the temperature in two different spots. The sensors can also be used for measurements in water. The device has a large display for easy readouts and a clock function.

Natural Habitat Earth by Repti PlanetA natural mixture of sand, without added dyes and chemicals. Stimulates natural behavior (burrowing, digging) of amphibians and reptiles.ReptiPlanet Natural Habitat SAND terrarium substrates create real conditions found in the desert regions of our planet. Based on the findings of previous ReptiPlanet expeditions observing reptiles and amphibians around the world, ReptiPlanet drew inspiration from the real environment to develop a unique substrate blend. Thus, ReptiPlanet has managed to define a mixture that most closely matches the natural operations of these animals. The substrate Natural Habitat SAND stimulates natural behavior (hunting, protection from predators or temperature regulation) or when laying eggs. Natural Habitat SAND substrate is ideal for breeding many species of reptiles and amphibians in our terrariums. Thanks to the mineralized substances, excellent heat conduction properties, natural origin without the addition of dyes, the natural instincts (burying, laying eggs) are encouraged. Regularly remove dirt and change the substrate accordingly often depending on the number of animals living in the terrarium.purely natural formula made of sandavailable in four colors: red, orange, black, yellowfor reptiles and amphibiansexcellent thermal propertiesweight per bag 4.5 kg.