Hides & shelter
Choose shelters with usable entrances and space appropriate to the animal.
Shop all hidesShop reptile hides, branches, cork, vines, plants, backgrounds and bowls. Plan secure climbing routes, sheltered spaces and accessible habitat features.
Choose shelters with usable entrances and space appropriate to the animal.
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Plan stable routes and suitable grip without restricting access to habitat zones.
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Compare planted cover, artificial foliage and enclosure background options.
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Check access, stability and intended use for feeding, drinking or an aquatic layout.
Shop all bowlsStart with your animal to explore relevant ranges, then check each product against the species and your planned setup.
Plan your habitat
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Explore reptile setupsChoose hides and cover that let the animal retreat fully. Where appropriate, provide shelter in different environmental zones so choosing security does not require giving up access to the right conditions.
Fix branches, backgrounds and heavy features so they cannot fall, rotate or trap the animal. Check load-bearing capacity and reachable openings, especially when the animal is still growing.
A new branch can bring an animal closer to a heat or UVB lamp. Reassess clearances, basking positions and shade whenever the layout changes; keep guards, vents and probes accessible.
Check that surfaces can be maintained in the intended environment. For live plants, verify suitability for the exact species, including any animal likely to eat or damage them; a plant sold for terrariums is not automatically edible.
No. Shelter lets an animal withdraw from view and use the habitat with greater choice. Size and placement matter; choose from the needs of the species rather than appearance alone.
Check diameter, grip, strength and installation against the animal’s size and behaviour. A small lightweight branch may be inappropriate for a heavier animal, even if it fits inside the enclosure.
No. Confirm the plant’s identity and suitability for your animal before installation, especially for herbivores and animals that investigate foliage by eating it. Growing conditions and treatment history also matter.
Yes. Climbing features alter the distance to lamps, while dense cover can change the available shade and airflow. Recheck environmental measurements after adding or repositioning decor.