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Zilla Brown Reptile Terrarium Liner, 10 Gallon
Description
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When it comes to keeping your reptilian friends happy and healthy, the Zilla Brown Reptile Terrarium Liner is the way to go. With a special biodegradable enzyme that helps reduce odor, this liner makes sure that your home doesn't smell like a zoo! The absorbent non-abrasive material won't irritate your scaly buddies and is totally safe because it can't be digested. Plus, it's a breeze to clean - just rinse with cold tap water and reuse. This liner is perfect for starter kits and is compatible with 10 gallon terrariums.
- - Bio-degradable enzyme reduces odors so you can enjoy your reptile pals without any nasty smells
- - Absorbent, non-abrasive material that won't irritate your reptiles ensures they stay comfortable
- - Safe and easy-to-clean, making it the perfect choice for a fresh, healthy habitat
- - Compatible with 10 Gallon Terrariums, so you can customize your setup exactly how you want it
- - Ideal for a variety of reptiles, including bearded dragons, chameleons, geckos, iguanas, tortoises, and more
- - Fuss-free product that takes the hassle out of keeping your reptile's home clean and healthy
Specifications
| SKU | 1128671 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Zilla |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Brown |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 9.75 IN |
|---|---|
| Width | 19.75 IN |
If required cut to size with scissors. Place in bottom of terrarium. Add decorative items, food and water dishes. Cleaning: remove liner and rinse with cold tap water. Allow to air dry and replace in terrarium. Install new liner monthly or as needed to maintain odor elimination.
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great substrate
leopardgeckoowner
13 years ago
I use this for my leopard gecko and it works great. it looks nice and is very ea...
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what are the sizes???
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is there dimentions somewhere i am not seeing them
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Keeps the habitat nice and clean
mqsd
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Not for me
elizabethr112
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Easy reptile decor
alekspans
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Easy to clean, absorbs odor
shakara89
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Easy to clean
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Best Green Terrarium Mats EVER!!
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My Turtle Loved it
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Awesome
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Questions
I have a 64 gallon for my bearded dragon. Would a large be big enough?
- Hey Rebeca! We'd recommend purchasing the 17.25 x 35.25" size.
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Can I please have the exact dimensions of each size (small medium and large) in inches?
- Hi there! These come in four different sizes. 9.75" x 19.75", 11.75" x 29.5", 11.75" x 35.5", and 17.25" x 35.25".
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I have a 20 L tank what role should I buy medium or large
- Hey there! We'd recommend purchasing the terrarium liner that measures 11.75 x 29.5 inches (30cm x 75cm) Medium size. This will fit your tank!
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Can I use this for a bearded dragon?
- Yes, I use these for my bearded dragon and leopard geckos.
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Would this be good for a turtle ramp?( Is it easy to grip?) Seems to struggle getting up the plastic ramp to his basking area
- I tried it as ramp grip in my turtles tank and it turned the water brown. I used it for an above tank basking area and just drilled small holes in the plastic ramp to help him get up! Hope this helps someone!
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Is there anyway to flatten this out? We have one for our gecko but it has lumps and the gecko and crickets get under it. Or is there another product you would recommend?
- Honestly I don't recommend the liner bedding due to the fact that its difficult to get it completely flat on the surface. And yes live food as crickets easily hides under. Also with the gecko pee and humidity on the habitat the liner bedding tends to smell bad. Instead of that I highly recommend the Repti Bark from zoo/med 100% pure fir bark,beneficial smaller size prevents crickets from hidden in substrate, ideal for all humidity loving reptails, absorb and retain moisture and eliminates odor.
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I have a 125 gallon for my beardy so I assume I’ll need the large one. But does anyone know how many ill need to fit the entire tank?
- Our linear size 17.25 x 35.25" will fit an 65G terrarium, so we'd recommend getting two of those for your 125G!
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Will my leopard gecko’s nails get caught on the product?
- No, I have used it for my Leopards for years with no issues.
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What size do I need to purchase for a 55 gallon tank?
- Hi there, we'd recommend the 17.25 x 35.25 size. However, there's a chance you may need to cut in order to fit perfectly.
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Is this good for a leopard gecko tank?
- This would be great!
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