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Exo Terra Rainforest Habitat Kit Small
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• Full Glass Terrarium
• Front opening doors
• Removable top screen
• Unique front window ventilation
• Locks to prevent escapes
• Full screen metal top ventilation
• Raised bottom for easy Substrate Heater mounting
• Up to ten closable wire or tube inlets
• Natural Rock background
• Deep, enlarged ground surface
• High fixed front window for thick layers of substrate,
an aquatic section or Exo Terra’s Reptile Den
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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.
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. The deep ridges in the back are perfect to hide wires or tubing from pumps or Heat Wave Rocks. The background is made from black polystyrene, so it will not be obvious if the background is accidentally damaged (white polystyrene is very obvious if the coating is damaged). Polystyrene has the advantage of providing insulation and is easy to cut to fit any size of terrarium.
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Saturday, October 30, 2010
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Friday, October 29, 2010
TRK-Sand Boa Habitat Kit
Complete Habitat to keep your favorite sand boa, kit includes the following:
Exo Terra Terrarium 18x18x18
Light Canopy
Desert Heatwave UTH
Small Glo Lamp
Infrared Heat Bulb
Mopani wood (vary in size and shape)
Aspen Snake bedding
Thermometer
Hygrometer
Small water dish
Repti-Glo 2.0 x2
Rock Outcrops deco
Medium cave
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Exo Terra Ultrasonic Fog Gernerator
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Exo Terra Glass Terrarium,24x18x24 in
This item ships via UPS LTL Freight. Choose your state above and it will add shipping charges to the item. Shipping varies from $97 to $164, residential delivery adds $80.00, it is recommended to have this item shipped to a business address. If ordering multiple items they can be packed within the terrarium at no additional charge, contact us for the adjustment.(does not include live reptiles)
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• Full Glass Terrarium
• Front opening doors
• Removable top screen
• Unique front window ventilation
• Locks to prevent escapes
• Full screen metal top ventilation
• Raised bottom for easy Substrate Heater mounting
• Up to ten closable wire or tube inlets
• Natural Rock background
• Deep, enlarged ground surface
• High fixed front window for thick layers of substrate,
an aquatic section or Exo Terra’s Reptile Den
T E R R A R I U M S8
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.
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. The deep ridges in the back are perfect to hide wires or tubing from pumps or Heat Wave Rocks. The background is made from black polystyrene, so it will not be obvious if the background is accidentally damaged (white polystyrene is very obvious if the coating is damaged). Polystyrene has the advantage of providing insulation and is easy to cut to fit any size of terrarium.
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Wednesday, October 27, 2010
TRK Juvenile Ball Python Complete Habitat
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This page contains the story of Napoleons rescue from a pet store in Sept. of 1996 and onward. Napoleon was a very sick lizard when we got him, and I've detailed the kind of rehab care that he had to go through to become the strong healthy iguana that he is today. Along the way I've learned a lot about iguana care, behaviour, intelligence and what a wonderful entertaining creature an iguana really is. I hope you enjoy his story and learn more about iguana care from this site.
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