Zoo Med ReptiBreeze Substrate Bottom Tray

Zoo Med ReptiBreeze Substrate Bottom Tray

Keep your ReptiBreeze screen enclosure cleaner, drier, and easier to maintain with the Zoo Med ReptiBreeze Substrate Bottom Tray. Designed to sit neatly in the base of compatible ReptiBreeze habitats, this durable tray helps contain loose substrates, manage day-to-day mess, and simplify spot-cleaning—ideal for bioactive-style setups, drainage layers, or traditional substrates.

Why use a ReptiBreeze bottom tray?

• Helps contain substrate to reduce spill-out and mess around the enclosure
• Makes cleaning easier — lift out, wipe down, and reset your setup faster
• Supports a range of substrates (e.g. soil mixes, bark, moss, leaf litter, drainage layers)
• Improves day-to-day maintenance for feeders, shedding, and general enclosure hygiene
• Perfect for humid or misted species where managing moisture and debris matters

Ideal for

• Chameleons
• Day geckos
• Anoles
• Arboreal lizards and other screen-enclosure species

Key features

• Genuine Zoo Med® accessory for ReptiBreeze enclosures
• Substrate containment tray designed to fit the enclosure base
• Durable, easy-clean construction for long-term use
• Great upgrade for keepers wanting cleaner floors and simpler maintenance

How to use

1. Place the tray into the bottom of your compatible ReptiBreeze enclosure.
2. Add your chosen substrate or drainage layer.
3. Spot-clean as needed and remove the tray for periodic full clean-downs.

Compatibility notes

This is a size-specific accessory. Please select the tray size that matches your ReptiBreeze enclosure model/size. If you’re unsure, match the tray option to your enclosure dimensions or model name listed on your ReptiBreeze.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use this for bioactive?
Yes—many keepers use it to help contain soil mixes and leaf litter, and to keep a drainage layer tidy. Ensure your setup still provides appropriate drainage/ventilation for your species.

Does it hold water?
It’s designed primarily as a substrate tray. If you’re building a high-humidity setup, consider using a dedicated drainage layer and monitor moisture levels to avoid waterlogging.