Zilla Reptile Terrarium Bedding Substrate Liner, Brown, 40BR/50G
Simply roll out the plush green or brown carpet and cut to size as needed. Made from an absorbent, non-abrasive material that won’t irritate sensitive feet, these liners are also treated with a biodegradable enzyme that reduces reptile odors. To clean, simply rinse with cold tap water and reuse. Ideal for juvenile reptiles that may
Simply roll out the plush green or brown carpet and cut to size as needed. Made from an absorbent, non-abrasive material that won’t irritate sensitive feet, these liners are also treated with a biodegradable enzyme that reduces reptile odors. To clean, simply rinse with cold tap water and reuse. Ideal for juvenile reptiles that may accidentally ingest loose bedding when striking food.
Product Features
- A low maintenance bedding, cut to size as needed
- Safe because it cannot be digested like other substrates, a good alternative especially for juvenile reptiles
- Treated to reduce odors
- Easy to clean with cold tap water
- Absorbent, non-abrasive material will not irritate reptiles
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Marriage Saving Odor Control Okay, so, what happened was, one day my husband wanted a lizard… two weeks later we had four.All of them are rescued bearded dragons, and two of the three came to out homes in sand filled terrariums. The first morning we woke up the to smell of baking poop sand was enough to make me want to burn down my house.Luckily, this carpet exists. I use it in all the terrariums and couldn’t be happier. They are so super easy to clean too, so there is is literally never any poop…
size charts I see people sometimes ask for the sizes of the different liners. I went to another site that had the exact same brand here, and grabbed their size chart: (some of their sizes dont match the amazon sizes listed, but at least most match)9.75″ L X 19.75″ WFor 10 gallon Aquariums11.75″ L X 29.5″ WFor 20L-29 gallon Aquariums17.5″ L X 35.25″ WFor 40-50 gallon Aquariums11.75″ L X 47.5″ WFor 55…
Solid Product I love this reptile carpet. Particularly for my snakes and leopard gecko, this substrate really does seem to work the best and make for the easiest clean up. I’ve tried aspen, sand, pellets, tile, the whole gamut, and this does win out as my favorite substrate and I think my reptile’s favorite as well. For bearded dragons this is probably not practical (they’re too messy) – I use Zilla pellets for them. I also don’t use this for my water dragon in favor of a substrate that holds humidity better…