Exo Terra Pro Paludarium Medium X-Tall 60 x 45 x 90 cm

Exo Terra Pro Paludarium Medium X-Tall 60 x 45 x 90 cm

1,384.29 AED

Exo Terra Pro Paludarium Medium X-Tall 60 x 45 x 90 cm

1,384.29 AED

Exo Terra Pro Paludarium Medium X-Tall 60 x 45 x 90 cm

1,384.29 AED

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Product description
Advanced Natural Terrarium Seamlessly merges style with practicality Adjustable Ventilation System to avoid condensation Secure dual front doors for easy access without escapes Detachable & Lockable Top for Simple Upkeep High-Quality Stainless Steel Screen for optimal UVB exposure Raised Bottom Frame Streamlined cable & tube organization Monsoon ready (not included) Easily accessible top & front Extra deep waterproof base with Closable Drain Expanded living space Experience the elegance of the Exo Terra Pro Paludarium™, where innovative design pairs flawlessly with exceptional functionality. Crafted by European herpetologists, the Advanced Natural Terrarium serves as the perfect habitat for your reptiles, amphibians, or invertebrates. The Pro Paludarium™ boasts an extra-deep, waterproof foundation, making it perfect for simulating diverse environments like rainforests, swamps, or riverside habitats. This adaptable design caters to both aquatic and terrestrial species, supporting a variety of plants and animals. The integrated bottom drainage system simplifies the removal of excess water or facilitates routine water changes. A Paludarium’s living area is divided into 3 distinct zones: Terrestrial Zone The terrestrial zone is a land region filled with plants, trees, shrubs, and rocks that remains dry. Various invertebrates, reptiles, and amphibians thrive here in tropical climates. Riparian Zone The riparian zone, or riverbank, serves as the boundary between land and water. It is home to semi-aquatic invertebrates, reptiles, and amphibians. Aquatic Zone The aquatic zone can resemble a stream, pond, or even a lake – providing a habitat for turtles, aquatic amphibians, fish, and freshwater shrimp.