13 results for "terrarium waterfall" between $0 and $59

Petco

$39

Medium, 8.2"L X 10.6" W X 9"H waterfall with a natural look integrates in any type of terrarium. Stimulates natural drinking behavior in lizards (ex. chameleons, anoles, frogs, etc.). Increases humidity levels. Features a fully encased water tank and pump. Exo-Terra Reptile Terrarium WaterfallBecause of its unique design, the Exo-Terra Waterfall can be installed anywhere in the terrarium. Water circulation is provided by the Exo-Terra Repti Flo pump (included). The waterfall consists of several parts to facilitate cleaning. For safety reasons, the walls of the collection tank are rough in order to allow reptiles and amphibians to climb out easily, thus avoiding any danger of drowning. As an additional safety measure, for smaller chameleons and frogs, small stones or gravel may be added to the collection tank. Organic waste should be removed from the collection tank at regular intervals to keep the water clean. Tap water should be treated to remove chlorine and heavy metals, sold separately. reptile cage acces

PetSmart

$44

Water pump. Hydroballs. Terrarium mesh. Plastic tubing & plastic elbow. Instruction book.

Take your terrarium to the next level with Zoo Meds newly created Waterfall kit and incorporate a beautiful a waterfall feature in your Naturalistic Terrariums! The new Naturalistic Terrarium Waterfall Kit includes a Water Pump, HydroballsTM, Terrarium Mesh, Plastic tubing & Plastic Elbow as well as an instruction booklet with ideas on setting up this water feature and incorporating beautiful plants and other decorations.

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Natural sphagnum grass is great for amphibians and reptiles that prefer a wetland environment.

You get a Rio 600 pump, with filter bag, with hose set up for running the water feature, as well as four drip lines to facilitate plant growth on the back wall of the tank. Put the pump in the bottom of your tank, then run the hose to any location on the back wall that you want a water feature. Now build your water feature, such as a stack of limestone rocks. Instant water feature!