PRIMATE SKULL SMALL

Secure Hiding Place

• Natural fossil look
• Integrates in any type of terrarium
• Provides a secure hiding place
• Helps to prevent stress
• Ideal to create a humid microclimate

Dinosaurs ruled the earth for more then 140 million years and are considered to be the ancestors of todays reptiles & birds. The Exo Terra Dinosaur World series of decor is extremely realistic and adds a prehistoric accent to any type of terrarium; desert, rainforest or aquatic. This fossil hideouts offers multiple entrances for easy access and adds an extra dimension to the terrarium setup.

The fossilised buffalo skull provides a realistic hide-out and is a great accent to any terrarium set-up.

DIMENSIONS (WXDXH)

8.6 X10.6 X 8 cm

3.4 X 4.2 X 3.2 “

STIMULATES HEAT REGULATION.

Good hiding places and visual barriers are an often underestimated and necessary feature when setting up a natural terrarium. If reptiles and amphibians do not feel sufficiently “invisible”, they will easily develop stress which will negatively affect their activity pattern and reduce their appetite. The Exo Terra Hides are decorative, provide shade and enlarge the 3-dimensional dwelling space. In addition to the decorative aspect of the Exo Terra Hides, they also play an important role in the creation of a suitable, somewhat more humid microclimate in the terrarium.

TRUE TO NATURE.

Exo Terra offers a wide variety of Hides that can be easily integrated into any type of terrarium. Theirnaturalistic designfits perfectly in desert or planted terrariums, and by simply adding moistened Exo Terra Forest Moss or Sphagnum Moss, the hide provides anideal egg-laying sitefor various species of reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates.

REDUCES STRESS.

The Exo Terra Hides offer your reptiles, amphibians or invertebrates a secure place to hide and sleep, while the moist microclimate will support thermo-regulation, hydration, and aid the natural shedding process of reptiles. The Exo Terra Hides provide a cool-humid place to hidewhich let your reptiles and amphibians experience anincreased feeling of safety and reduced stress.