Exo-Terra Plantation Soil Terrarium Substrate, 8 Quarts
Description
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Made from compressed coconut husk fibre from the plantations of tropical Asia.
- - 100% natural substrate
- - Ideal for natural terrarium set ups
- - Increases humidity in terrariums
- - Stimulates natural digging and burrowing behavior
- - Nutritional substrate for live plants
Specifications
SKU | 1494139 |
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Primary Brand | Exo-Terra |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
Personalized Item flag | No |
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Item Dimensions
Volume | 7.2 QT |
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Height | 18 IN |
Width | 11 IN |
Spread on bottom of terrarium
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Great substrate
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Live plants for Bioactive vivarium.
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Questions
is this tree fern fibre?
Can I use this for indoor plants instead of coco coir
Is it ok for snails
Can I use this for snails?
Since quarts are smaller than liters, how does 8 quarts = 8.8 liters as stated on the package ?
Can I use this in my boas tank?
Is this product relatively sterile? Would boiling sterilize it?
What is the difference between this product, and the coconut coir (on Petco's site)? Thank you.
- Hi, I’ve searched Petco’s site for the Coconut Coir you mentioned and can’t seem to find it. But I’d say, check the information on both of the products and compare them. This product says that it is nutritionally suitable for live plants, it also increases humidity in the terrarium and encourages burrowing and digging in animals. Does the product you’re referring to have these same pluses? Is it cheaper? Does it have a similar look to it? I’d just go by that and decide which one is better for you. But honestly, they’re probably both the same quality just different brands. Hope this helps!
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