Moss pot Kokedama

White woodlice - Trichorhina tomentosa These insects are not only used as feeder animals, but also as health police in tropical terrariums. only 4mm feeder animals good for the substrate (humid terrariums) White woodlice are a species of isopod that is only about 4 mm in size and is known from tropical forest soils. They can therefore tolerate neither dryness nor cold temperatures.These insects are not only used as feeder animals but also as health police in tropical terrariums. The animals reproduce independently in warm, moist soil and in addition to dead feeder animals, they also consume plant residue or decaying wood. Order by Sunday evening - delivery on Thursday Orders received by Sunday evening will be shipped 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 feeder animals die due to temperature fluctuations or unpredictable events. We accept no liability for this. 

Cork back wallDesign and furnish your terrarium with this natural cork background.Natural cork background with an attractive appearance.Can be adapted with cutting toolsSuitable for tropical and desert animalsDimension: 58.5 × 41 × 2 cm

Cork plate in two semicircular sizesThese cork slabs are suitable for terrarium furniture as well as for rodents and birds. Cork is a natural material and each product is therefore unique. Cork caves are relatively weather-resistant and can also be used in outdoor enclosures.suitable for reptiles, rabbits, small rodents and birdsoptimal retreat ideal for climbingmade from 100 % natural materialsSize:M = up to 35 cmL = from 40 cm

Branch moss from Back Zoo NatureThe branch moss from Back Zoo Nature is another product for designing enclosures or terrariums. With branch moss, you can bring a unique piece of nature into your animals' world of experience. The texture and different colors offer the ultimate look for a themed scape. Branch moss is soft and fluffy. It can be used for decoration, or the animal can also use it to build a nest.Adventure beddingstimulates natural behavioralso suitable as nesting materialSuitable for rodents, birds and reptilesContent 50g Bring nature closer to your enclosure with the branch moss from Back Zoo Nature! Create different foraging opportunities and ground conditions so that birds or rodents have to search for food. After all, foraging in the wild is one of the most important activities of the day and one that animals spend a lot of time doing. If you furnish the enclosure with different materials such as leaves, branches, cork or bark, you can make foraging even more natural and challenging!Foraging and its effects on general health: Foraging plays an essential role in the lives of animals and has positive effects on their mental and physical well-being. It stimulates natural behavior, provides mental challenges, promotes physical activity and helps build muscle and prevent obesity. By actively foraging for food, our pets explore their environment and improve their cognitive skills. Allowing your pet to act out its natural behavior and instincts gives it satisfaction and fulfillment. The overall quality of life is increased.

Kokedama moss potNatural productmossfor plantingsupplied without plants Kokedamas are originally a decorative trend from Japan. The moss balls are planted as the mood takes you, wrapped with string and hung up. These planted moss pots fit perfectly in terrariums, allowing the plants to thrive. The moss balls can also be attached to the back walls.Size S = Ø 9 x H 6.7 cm M = Ø 14.5 x H 9.8 cmL= Ø 19.8 x H 12 cm

The Trixie Cork Mix is an ideal place to retreat and ideal for climbing. suitable for reptiles, rabbits, rodents and birds ideal place to retreat ideal for climbing made of 100 % natural materials 300g / 10 pic.  

Aqua Art Nepenthes ampullaria 'Red'Compact, red ground pots for the humid terrariumNepenthes ampullaria 'Red' forms a particularly large number of amphora-shaped ground pots in attractive shades of red, giving it the appearance of a dense "carpet of pots". It is ideal for warm, very humid terrariums and paludariums with bright, indirect light.Characteristics and requirements:Origin (species): Southeast Asia; natural distribution from Thailand to western Malaysia and Maluku to New Guinea, among othersHabitat: humid lowland habitats, including (swamp) forestsTemperature: warm; often approx. 21-24 °C in the terrariumLight: bright to very bright, preferably indirect/diffuse (no prolonged blazing sun)Water: As low in minerals as possible (rain/osmosis water)Lowland Nepenthes with numerous potsPots typically urn/amphora-shaped, approx. 2-10 cm long in natureRequires high humidity (70-90%)Warm climate: as a lowland species, rather constantly warmVery decorative in humid setups because many pitchers are visible at the same timeExciting plant to observe: pitcher formation and coloration clearly react to light and climateNo fertilization necessary; nutrient-poor substrate is expressly desiredNepenthes ampullaria 'Red' is a tropical pitcher plant that looks particularly impressive in humid lowland biotopes. Instead of only forming individual pitchers on long tendrils, this species develops many pitchers in the lower area - often in dense groups directly at the base of the plant. It is precisely this "pitcher carpet" effect that makes it so popular in terrariums, paludariums or warm, humid plant showcases.In the wild, Nepenthes ampullaria is widespread in Southeast Asia and grows predominantly in humid, tropical lowland habitats, including swamp and rainforest areas. Accordingly, it appreciates conditions that are constantly warm and very humid. High humidity (often in the range of around 70-90% or more) and temperatures in the warm lowland spectrum of around 22-26°C are considered a good orientation.For Nepenthes, "lowland spectrum" simply means the climate profile of lowland species - i.e. conditions similar to those in tropical lowland and swamp areas. "Spectrum" does not mean a hard fixed value, but a range of temperatures/humidity in which these plants grow reliably and form pitchers.The plants like bright light, but not burning midday sun. Many cultivation instructions recommend very bright, but diffuse or indirect light over longer periods of time (e.g. under plant light or in a well-shaded greenhouse) so that leaves and pitchers remain healthy and the plant reliably "pitches" (produces pitchers)Water quality is particularly important for everyday care: if possible, use water that is low in minerals (rain or osmosis water). The substrate should be airy, acidic and low in nutrients - typical Nepenthes mixtures are often based on sphagnum and structural components so that the roots remain moist but do not suffocate.Zoo Roco tip:If Nepenthes ampullaria 'Red' makes few pitchers at first, this is usually a sign of too low humidity or too little light. First increase the humidity (e.g. in the terrarium/with good ventilation) and provide bright, indirect light. Water consistently with rain/osmosis water - depending on the region, tap water is often too rich in minerals for carnivores.