JBL TerraSand natural yellow
Substrate for desert terrariums

  • For desert terrariums: natural substrate made of fine yellow sand, grain size: 0.7-1.25 mm
  • Fine, virtually dust-free sand.
  • Fine grains encourage the natural digging behaviour of many species
  • Round grain shape reduces abrasive effect on the animals’ skin
  • Contents: substrate, TerraSand
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Price: 18,34 €
basic price 2.45 EUR / kg
Recommended retail price incl. VAT
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Product information

Substrates suitable for terrarium animals
To give the terrarium animals a home modelled on nature the terrarium needs to be modelled closely on the animals’ biotope. It is crucial that the size of the terrarium suits the animals’ requirements, amongst other factors. During the set up it is important to have the right substrate, plants, air circulation, lighting and the temperature in the terrarium.

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Details

JBL TerraSand natural yellow 7.5 kg

Art. no.:
7101800
EAN Code:
4014162710185
Content:
7,5 kg
Graining:
0,7-1,25 mm
Volume packaging:
6.14 l
Gross weight:
7529 g
Net weight:
7500 g
Weight factor:
1000
Packaging dimensions (l/h/w):
240/80/320 mm

Properties

Animal species: Bearded dragons, Leopard geckos, Rainbow lizards, Scorpions, Spiny-tailed lizards
Animal size: For all animal sizes
Animal age group: All desert animals
Material: Pure natural sand
Colour: natural / yellow

Electronic label / illuminant

Mercury: No
Dimmable: No

Technical Data

Height:17 mm
Length:500 mm
Width:500 mm
FAQ
Which terrarium animals is JBL TerraSand suitable for?

JBL TerraSand - red for bearded dragons, leopard geckos, sand boas, horned lizards, rainbow agamas, desert iguanas, spiny lizards, spiny-tailed monitors, spiny-tailed lizards, masked iguanas and desert scorpions.

JBL TerraSand - yellow for bearded dragons, leopard geckos, sand boas, toad lizards, settler iguanas, desert iguanas, spiny iguanas, spiny tail dragons, masked iguanas and desert scorpions.

JBL TerraSand - white for bearded dragons, leopard geckos, sand boas, toad lizards, settler iguanas, desert iguanas, spiny iguanas, spiny tail dragons, Hispaniolan masked curly-tailed lizards and desert scorpions.

Blog (opinions & experiences)

JBL TV #61 Keeping water turtles in a species-appropriate way Part 1 – Setup and lighting

This part deals with the size of the terrarium, the setup, suitable substrates, creating water and land sections, the correct lighting with and without UV, how to use heat mats, and heating the water section.

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JBL TV #60 Keeping tortoises in a species-appropriate way. Part 1 - Care and set-up

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Substrates for the bottom of the terrarium

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The Right Ventilation For Your Terrarium

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The fascination of terrariums - Terrarium Manual

Terrarium-keeping has experienced an enormous boom in the past twenty years. In the midst of the increasing hustle and bustle of our world, an island of nature in their homes offers many people an opportunity to relax while watching their terrarium pets after a long day of work.

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From practical experience: the right substrate for breeding

Our pair of desert iguanas (Diplosauus dorsalis), Martha and Norman, are very much at home in the building that houses the JBL lab, and now we’ve found eggs in a hollow there.

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The Desert Terrarium – Part 1

We associate heat and severe drought with the desert habitat. What catches our attention when we look closer at the reptiles’ habitats are the extreme temperature fluctuations.

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Where do our terrarium animals come from, and why this is important.

In fact we could answer this question with “from all over the world”. After all many interesting terrarium animals also live in Europe. But most of them are protected species.

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Press

14.11.2012

The JBL Research Team improves sand for terrariums

Following the advice of experts, JBL has changed the grain size of the white JBL terrarium sand. JBL TerraSand white sand had a rather fine grain size of 0.1 – 0. 4 mm. The grain size was increased to 0.2 – 0.6 mm so the sand would not cause problems such as eyes sticking together.

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Reference guide (Themeworld)

The desert terrarium

Bring a breath of desert fascination into your living room! We’ll show you how easy it is to set up a desert terrarium

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Aquatic terrarium

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Terrariums for spiders and insects

Arachnids and insects require special terrariums which often don’t need to be particularly large.

Reproducing the habitat

Which type of habitat is easiest to reproduce in the terrarium?

Size and shape of your terrarium

How big should your terrarium be and what are the decisive factors here? Which is better: high-sided or shallow?

Setup and decoration

How do you set up the decoration and the landscape in the terrarium? What do you need to consider?

Ideas

Where do you get your inspiration when setting up a terrarium? Where do your ideas come from?
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Instructions

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