Exo Terra's Stone Desert substrate allows you to create your own desert or savannah landscape, including burrows, tunnels, and also warmer areas. It imitates the natural soil of arid regions. Burrows allow reptiles to absorb the moisture they need while they sleep. The warmer zones help reptiles to thermo-regulate by offering various temperature gradients.

Substrate Stone Desert Exo Terra

Exo Terra Stone Desert substrate mimics the natural soil found in arid regions, such as deserts or savannahs. Most desert soils are not made exclusively of sand, but rather are a combination of sand, decomposed granite, and clay, resulting in interesting and sometimes colorful rock formations.

Why do we call it Landscaping Substrate?

Because the Stone Desert Substrate is used to modify the visible, physical and emotional characteristics of the terrarium environment, with the purpose of creating a beautiful landscape environment, which also facilitates the creation of tunnels and burrows without collapsing.

Most desert soils are not made exclusively of sand, but rather are a combination of sand, decomposed granite, and clay, resulting in interesting and sometimes colorful rock formations. Exo Terra's Stone Desert Substrate allows you to create your own desert or savannah landscape, including cool, damp burrows as well as warmer basking areas. Burrows allow reptiles to absorb much-needed moisture through their skin while sleeping or hiding. Warmer, sunnier areas help reptiles thermoregulate by offering several significant temperature gradients.

Exo Terra Stone Desert Substrate stimulates the natural burrowing behavior of reptiles, does not sag once dry, and is an excellent conductor of heat.

THREE TYPES OF SUBSTRATE IN THREE FORMATS

Outback Red Stone Desert Substrate

It is important that the substrate used is natural and safe. The red Stone Desert Substrate from the Outback desert (Australia), also comes from deserts such as:

• Namib Desert (South Africa)

• Kalahari Desert (South Africa)

• Thorny Desert (Madagascar)

• Sonoran Desert (North America)

• Arabian Desert (South-West Asia)