The Exo Terra Dinosaur Bone is a realistic fossilised bone hide from the Dinosaur World range — a prehistoric accent for any terrarium, wet or dry.
The theme is not arbitrary: dinosaurs ruled the earth for more than 140 million years and are considered the ancestors of today's reptiles and birds, so a fossil bone in a reptile enclosure is closer to family history than decoration.
This piece is specifically noted as ideal for creating a humid microclimate, which is worth understanding because it solves a real problem.
Many reptiles need a spot of higher humidity than their enclosure generally provides — above all when shedding. A snake or gecko that sheds in conditions that are too dry retains patches of old skin, and retained shed around toes and tail tips tightens as it dries, cuts off circulation and costs the animal digits. It is one of the most common avoidable injuries in captive reptiles.
The fix is simple: pack damp sphagnum moss under the hide, and the animal has somewhere humid to sit when it needs it.
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The Exo Terra Dinosaur Bone is a realistic fossilised bone hide from the Dinosaur World range — a prehistoric accent for any terrarium, wet or dry.
The theme is not arbitrary: dinosaurs ruled the earth for more than 140 million years and are considered the ancestors of today's reptiles and birds, so a fossil bone in a reptile enclosure is closer to family history than decoration.
This piece is specifically noted as ideal for creating a humid microclimate, which is worth understanding because it solves a real problem.
Many reptiles need a spot of higher humidity than their enclosure generally provides — above all when shedding. A snake or gecko that sheds in conditions that are too dry retains patches of old skin, and retained shed around toes and tail tips tightens as it dries, cuts off circulation and costs the animal digits. It is one of the most common avoidable injuries in captive reptiles.
The fix is simple: pack damp sphagnum moss under the hide, and the animal has somewhere humid to sit when it needs it.
The Exo Terra Dinosaur Bone is a realistic fossilised bone hide from the Dinosaur World range — a prehistoric accent for any terrarium, wet or dry.
The theme is not arbitrary: dinosaurs ruled the earth for more than 140 million years and are considered the ancestors of today's reptiles and birds, so a fossil bone in a reptile enclosure is closer to family history than decoration.
This piece is specifically noted as ideal for creating a humid microclimate, which is worth understanding because it solves a real problem.
Many reptiles need a spot of higher humidity than their enclosure generally provides — above all when shedding. A snake or gecko that sheds in conditions that are too dry retains patches of old skin, and retained shed around toes and tail tips tightens as it dries, cuts off circulation and costs the animal digits. It is one of the most common avoidable injuries in captive reptiles.
The fix is simple: pack damp sphagnum moss under the hide, and the animal has somewhere humid to sit when it needs it.
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The Exo Terra Dinosaur Bone is a realistic fossilised bone hide from the Dinosaur World range — a prehistoric accent for any terrarium, wet or dry.
The theme is not arbitrary: dinosaurs ruled the earth for more than 140 million years and are considered the ancestors of today's reptiles and birds, so a fossil bone in a reptile enclosure is closer to family history than decoration.
This piece is specifically noted as ideal for creating a humid microclimate, which is worth understanding because it solves a real problem.
Many reptiles need a spot of higher humidity than their enclosure generally provides — above all when shedding. A snake or gecko that sheds in conditions that are too dry retains patches of old skin, and retained shed around toes and tail tips tightens as it dries, cuts off circulation and costs the animal digits. It is one of the most common avoidable injuries in captive reptiles.
The fix is simple: pack damp sphagnum moss under the hide, and the animal has somewhere humid to sit when it needs it.