Themeworld

Terrarium

Tips and ideas for starting and maintaining a natural habitat

Terrarium animals belong to the most interesting animals of all. Some people are both revolted yet fascinated by spiders or snakes! A beautiful terrarium, whether a desert or rainforest terrarium is a treasure in every living room.

The choice of animals you make determines how high maintenance the terrarium will be. A tortoise needs very little care and eats food which is easy to source, while, say, colourful tree climbing frogs in a rain forest terrarium need a little gardening work for plant care and some small live flies. You will be rewarded with a fantastic slice of jungle with small jumping diamonds in it.

Types of terrariums

Rainforest or desert? About the different possibilities with and without water

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Planning

Choose the location of the terrarium, determine the dimensions and take the technical factors into account.

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Installation & technology

Select your lighting and use the right technology and the most suitable accessories to help you to create the climatic conditions you want.

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Setup

Inspirations for setting up your terrarium. Substrates, equipment parts and technical support

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Terrarium dwellers

Find the terrarium inhabitants best suited to you and discover everything you need to know about their needs here.

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Maintenance

Feeding, cleaning, monitoring - recommendations for action from daily care to holiday maintenance.

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