Terraset Desert 45 - Desert Terrarium

Terraset Desert 60 – 60 × 40 × 45 cm Terrasets Desert are ready-to-use terrarium sets for heat-loving animals such as: Invertebrates; such as spiders, scorpions and insect species.This set contains everything to keep your animal safe and comfortable.  Desert (desert sets) - for desert animals that love warmth and dryness. Kits include a terrarium with sliding doors for quick and easy access to the inside, expertly fitted cover with lighting installed, artificial stone, thermometer and water bowl.Included in the set are the following items:TerrariumPlastic housing with integrated energy-saving lamp 2×18W / E27 socketRockThermometerFood bowlTechnical details:Overall dimensions of the set: 60 × 40 × 45 cm  (length x width x height).Volume in litres: 132Glass thickness: 4 mmSemi-sliding doorVentilation systemRear safety opening for possible cabling

Exo Terra Terrarium SmallTerrarium for reptiles and amphibiansThe Glass Terrarium is the ideal reptile or amphibian housing designed by European herpetologists. Front window ventilation (1) Dual doors for an escape-free access (2) Waterproof bottom (3) Raised bottom frame (4) Stainless steel mesh cover (5) Locks to prevent escape (6) Easy-twist screen cover lock (7) Closable inlets for wires and/or tubing (8) Cut out in the back for wires and/or tubing (9)Dimension: (L × W × H) The Exo Terra Glass Terrarium is the ideal reptile or amphibian housing designed by European herpetologists. The front opening doors allow easy access for maintenance and feeding. A specially designed lock will prevent escape and the doors can be opened separately. The full screen top ventilation allows UVB and infrared penetration, and is completely removable for easy access while decorating or cleaning. In the back of the screen cover are 5 closable wire or tube inlets on both sides to install Heat Wave Rocks, Waterfalls, sensors, etc. inside the terrarium. The bottom plate of the terrarium is raised to mount a substrate heater to heat a part of the extended ground surface. The extra high fixed front window is ideal for thick layers of substrates (burrowing reptiles), aquatic parts (paludarium) or to mount an Exo Terra reptile den. The natural background is in the same colour like all other Exo Terra decoration items (Water Dishes, Waterfalls, Heat Wave Rocks, etc.) and provides an extra climbing dimension. Accessories (not included) Fits the Compact Top Small PT2226 and the Light Dome (10) Hygro-, Thermo- and Combometer PT2477/PT2472/PT2470 (11) Lock PT2620 to prevent access (12) Background included The Rock Terrarium Background from Exo Terra is an easy to cut background with an incredible natural look. It creates a multi dimensional habitat ideal for climbing reptiles or can be simply used to beautify the natural terrarium. Its colour and texture is the same like all Exo Terra natural terrarium decoration to create a perfectly harmonized environment, humid or dry.

Repto Terra Earth TerrariumThe Repto Terra Earth 30×30×20 cm is a shallow glass terrarium specially designed for ground-dwelling animals and invertebrates. The low height and large floor area make it ideal for spiders, insects or small reptiles that like to stay in the substrate. Advantages at a glance Compact format: 30 × 30 × 20 cm(fits into the IKEA Kallax shelves) Flat design with large base area Removable lid with click mechanism Integrated feed flap (feed flap in the lid) Safe closing without risk of escape Ideal for ground-dwelling species The Repto Terra Earth 30×30×20 cm is designed as a "low terrarium" - i.e. the height is deliberately kept low, while the floor area remains relatively large. This design is ideal for species that do not climb much and mainly move around on the substrate. The lid is removable and has a secure click system that prevents accidental opening. A feeding flap is also integrated into the lid, making it easy to feed without having to open the terrarium completely. With the generous floor area, it offers space for floor decoration, substrate layers, hiding places and dens - while access remains convenient. This model is suitable for controlled keeping in terrariums with low heights, e.g. in quarantine or rearing facilities, school or exhibition tanks, or as a specialized home for small inhabitants. Suitable for the following species tarantulas scorpions Beetles and other ground beetles Woodlice and other small arthropods (isopods, crabs) Small reptiles or amphibians that do not climb much (rearing young animals) Zoo Roco tipsUse natural decorations such as leaves and bark to create a bioactive environment. Combine the terrarium with a heating mat or thermostat for temperature-sensitive species. Customers also searched for: Terrarium 30×30×20, Glass terrarium flat, Terra Earth 30x30x20, Spider terrarium, Insect terrarium, Terrarium Switzerland, Slanted terrariums, Quarantine terrarium, Floor terrariums

Monsoon SOLO - Irrigation system - 1.5 LProgrammable systemLarge 1.5 liter reservoirReservoir can be easily refilledCan be extended by a spray nozzle and therefore also ideal for two terrariums Mist-like effect Long hoses The system can be programmed to rain several times within 24 hours and over a period of 2 seconds to 2 minutes. The large 1.5 liter reservoir ensures continuous operation for several days without the need to refill water (ideal for the vacation season). In addition, the reservoir can be easily refilled without having to remove the entire system. The Exo Terra® Monsoon SOLO II is equipped with an easy-to-install spray nozzle, but can be extended with an additional spray nozzle, making it ideal for two terrariums. (Please note that each additional nozzle means less power at each individual nozzle). The rain produced by the specially designed spray nozzles is extremely fine and creates a mist-like effect in the terrarium. The extra-long hoses make it possible to hide the system in a storage area or in a cabinet under the terrarium, guaranteeing a realistic effect.

Jelly Pots Mix This jelly fruit mix is the perfect nutritional supplement for reptiles and invertebrates that eat nectar and fruit. The gel-like consistency ensures easy ingestion and is particularly suitable for animals such as geckos, chameleons and other fruit and nectar-eating species. Delicious flavor mixes: In this mix pack you will find a selection of popular flavors: strawberry, brown sugar, banana, honey, classic (asthette), mango and melon. Each mix provides a varied and tasty feeding experience that your reptile will love. Nutritious composition: The jelly mix consists of 58% R.O. Water, 22% fructose and fruit juice, which ensures optimum hydration. In addition, the mixture contains algae extract and amino acid glycine (0.5%), which support your pet's well-being.

Terrarienteppich zum Bekleben von Rückwänden oder Böden Pflanzen und Moose wachsen an den Teppich an keine Staunässe einfach Besprühen Pflanzen und Moose wachen kräftig Durch die dichte und dennoch leichte, unverrottbare Strucktur der Oberfläche, wird eine Ansiedlung natürlicher Mikroorganismen und Kleinstlebewesen gut ermöglicht und auf Dauer gewährleistet. Als Bodenbelag lässt er sich gut durchspülen und reinigen. (Nicht bei grabenden Tieren verwenden) Der Preis ist für 10cm x 65cm - bei 50cm müssen Sie einfach in der Bestellung 5x wählen

Draco 09 - Invertebrates in the terrarium Content: 2 - Editorial 3 - Invertebrates, by Dieter Masberg 20 - The Landing Crab, by Harry Wölfel 27 - Phasmids (ghost insects, stick insects and walking leaves), by Sven Bradler and Christoph Seiler 33 - Phasmids as pets, by Christoph Seiler and Sven Bradler 38 - The Australian Pfeffermins stick insect Megacrania batesii - no simple fosterling, by Christoph Seiler and Sven Bradler 41 - essence of darkness - essence of light: The Mysterious Life of the Giant and Rose Beetles, by Arndt Löwenberg 55 - Exotic cord feet in the terrarium, by Timm Adam 67 - Safety in scorpion keeping: 10 golden rules, by Herbert Schiejok 70 - Own experiences with the keeping of Euscorpius carpaticus mauretanicus (THORELL, 1876), by Mario Schedel 74 - Pseudoscorpions in nature and in small terrariums, by Kriton Kunz 82 - Book case 94 - Magazine The content at a glance:Invertebrates - the large army of the animal world, fascinatingly multi-layered, mostly hardly researched and weathered by the otherness to the vertebrates and to us humans since ancient mystery. Dieter Mahsberg's introduction to this unusual DRACO fans out the entire prism of the invertebrates: What characterizes all invertebrates, what groups are there, how do they live? After this overview you will also find a list of all taxa with species numbers that are relevant for keeping - a huge potential of highly interesting animals that will certainly not leave your thirst for research cold!Phasmids (ghost insects, stick insects and wandering leaves)Phasmids are certainly among the stars of the invertebrate boom: Sven Bradler and Christoph Seiler present the basics of the systematics and biology of these interesting animals, which include the longest insect still living today. Learn everything you need to know about the way of life of the well camouflaged invertebrates, marvel at sophisticated protection and defence mechanisms or unusual reproductive strategies. By the way, an extra section of the richly illustrated article is dedicated to the European species: so why not keep your eyes open during your next holiday!Phasmids as petsAnd on we go with the phasmids, because Christoph Seiler and Sven Bradler naturally also explain to you the keeping and breeding of the insects, which are often quite easy to care for, and which as pure herbivores make the time-consuming breeding of feed animals superfluous. The authors name the most important food plants, describe the types of terrariums with which you can meet the different requirements of the animals, and give insider tips on how to reproduce the beautiful insects - and of course they also point out possible sources of error that should be avoided! For beginners in phasmid breeding as well as for old hands an absolute must!The Australian peppermint stick insect Megacrania batesii - no simple fosterlingAnd to make sure that the absolute phasmid experts also get their money's worth, Seiler and Bradler go into detail about the keeping and breeding of this little kept and quite difficult to reproduce species in this article, in which especially the young animals captivate with their rich colors. The secret of the success in the reproduction of the Australian peppermint stick insect begins already with the suitable food, because the animals are very choosy. Seiler and Bradler will give you tips on how to get the plants you need to breed this very special stick insect without spending a lot of money. And, of course, the authors also give you insight into their successful breeding methods, so that after reading this article you have acquired all the prerequisites to try your hand at cultivating this Australian jewel yourself!The hermit crabThey often appear in pet shops and on dealer lists, these cute crustaceans, but hardly anyone knows how to keep them successful. Harry Wölfel presents amazing facts from the biology of these crustaceans, which are not very species-rich but all the more interesting - or did you know that the largest species in this group can reach a range of up to 1 m? Our DRACO author will not only tell you where the land hermit crabs occur and how they "function", but will also explain what to look out for when keeping them, how to set up the terrarium adequately, and he will even give you hints on how to breed them, which is not easy. One of the very few articles in the relevant literature, and in addition so expert and detailed - it's your own fault who as a crab fan escapes this treat!Beings of darkness - Beings of light. The mysterious life of the giant and rose beetlesThese magnificent beetles are certainly among the most beautiful insects of all, and even people who otherwise have nothing to do with "crawling animals" cannot escape the aesthetics of the animals. Did you know why nature has endowed many species of rose beetles with such lavish splendour? Arndt Löwenberg will not only tell you this, but will also give you a comprehensive introduction to the biology of these increasingly cultivated animals. And he gives a practical description of where these pearls and giants of the beetle world come from, how they are kept and bred and what the key to success is!Exotic cord feet in the terrariumUnfortunately, there is almost nothing to be found in the literature about keeping and breeding the quaint string feet. Timm Adam is a competent remedy. What is a string foot, how do these bizarre animals live? The author does not only go into detail about the stars of his contribution, but also about their relatives, for example the Skolopender. But the focus is clearly on the string feet and the role they play in science and terraristics. Are string feet poisonous? How can I set up a suitable terrarium, what do I have to consider with the climatic conditions, how can I feed the animals? And how do you breed these interesting invertebrates? Timm Adam has all the answers ready and does not leave out any hints of problems with their breeding. In short: The ultimate string foot hit!Own experiences with the keeping of Euscorpius carpaticus mauretanicus (Thorell, 1876)If you are fascinated by scorpions, but don't want to bring the most poisonous ones into your house, you are well advised to use specimens of this small species. Their keeping and breeding are not particularly difficult and can therefore be recommended to beginners in scorpion keeping. To make sure that you do everything right from the start, Mario Schedel will show you what to look out for. From the suitable terrarium over aspects like socialization up to the successful offspring all important aspects are covered!Safety in keeping scorpionsTopic number 1 in the keeping of these fascinating arachnids is, of course, always safety, which must be absolutely guaranteed. Scorpion expert Herbert Schiejok points out all the important parameters that have to be observed for a safe keeping, gives tips on which terrarium types are best suited, what has to be taken into account when setting up the tank and what has to be observed when handling the animals in the terrarium. How, for example, do you catch a scorpion safely, how do you move it, and what do I do if the animal has been stabbed in spite of all caution? A responsible terrarium keeper who cares about his own protection and that of his fellow human beings will certainly not miss this contribution!Pseudoscorpions in nature and in the smallest terrariumDo you find scorpions fascinating, but shy away from the risk of a poison sting? You would like to take care of really special animals? How about pseudoscorpions? These tiny creatures, which you can easily find in your garden, in the forest or perhaps even in your house, are very similar to their big relatives, but unlike them they do not have a "tail" with a poison sting. Kriton Kunz overhears with you the secret activities of the funny little guys, presents them fascinating details from the widely unknown biology of the unusual arachnids and gives you tips on where and how you can capture the dwarves. And anyone who has ever maintained or even recreated the bizarre "mini scorpions" in a neatly furnished mini-terrarium will certainly not be able to get rid of them in a hurry!