Forest Bed - A natural substrate perfect for 'tropical -style' vivaria. -

Many people consider the choice of substrate to be simply aesthetic. However, the substrate has a greater effect than just decoration, and
provides a microclimate environment that can affect the health of the inhabitants. Although choosing the substrate is partially a matter of
the owner’s personal preferences, it must also take into account the needs of the occupants.
 

Loose substrate which is ideal for topping up your substrates also saves time in preparation compared to the large blocks.

Forest Bed - An expandable natural substrate perfect for 'tropical -style' vivaria. -

Many people consider the choice of substrate to be simply aesthetic. However, the substrate has a greater effect than just decoration, and
provides a microclimate environment that can affect the health of the inhabitants. Although choosing the substrate is partially a matter of
the owner’s personal preferences, it must also take into account the needs of the occupants.
 

Forest Bed - An expandable natural substrate perfect for 'tropical -style' vivaria. -

Many people consider the choice of substrate to be simply aesthetic. However, the substrate has a greater effect than just decoration, and
provides a microclimate environment that can affect the health of the inhabitants. Although choosing the substrate is partially a matter of
the owner’s personal preferences, it must also take into account the needs of the occupants.
 

Rain Forest Substrate™ is the most widely used
and versatile substrate available. This versatile substrate can be used wet or dry and is available in a variety of grades. Being resistant to microbial action, it is physically, chemically and biologically stable over several months. It is a natural product from sustainable and renewable resources and is
eventually biodegradable. A real favourite with all types of animal keepers, Rain Forest Substrate not only performs superbly, it looks the business as well!
 

£3.50

Vermiculite Substrate™, for reptile eggs and invertebrates needing high humidity over substantial periods. Where a highly humid environment needs to be stable for extended periods of time, Vermiculite Substrate has few competitors. It does not rot or support microbial growth. It will not leach toxic chemicals and it holds incredible amounts of water for its weight and volume. It is, however, quite fragile and only small invertebrates like young spiders and scorpions of species that like wet environs should be kept on it. The major use is to hold incubating eggs, a task it excels at.