Moss Stump

Size: 48 x 24.5 x 35.5 cm

Bring a natural, aged-wood look to your reptile habitat with the Moss Stump Ornament. Designed to replicate a weathered tree stump with realistic moss-like texture, this ornament adds depth, character, and a natural focal point to terrariums and vivariums.

Made from high-quality, non-toxic resin, the moss stump is safe for reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates. The hollow openings and detailed surface create ideal hiding spots, shelter, and climbing or exploration areas that help reduce stress and support natural behaviours such as hiding, resting, and thermoregulation. Its solid, weighted construction keeps it stable within the enclosure, even with active reptiles.

Whether you’re creating a rainforest-style vivarium, a woodland-themed enclosure, or simply enhancing your setup with natural décor, this ornament blends seamlessly with substrate, plants, and other habitat features.

Key Features:

Realistic moss-covered tree stump design

Crafted from durable, non-toxic resin

Safe for reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates

Provides secure hiding spaces and environmental enrichment

Adds natural texture and visual depth to terrariums and vivariums

Perfect for reptile keepers looking to enhance their enclosure with a natural-looking, functional ornament that complements both bioactive and decorative setups.

Its Crucial to Give Your Reptile a Natural Environment

Creating a naturalistic environment in a reptile enclosure offers numerous benefits for both the inhabitants and their keepers. Natural-looking decor, such as rocks, branches, plants and hides, not only mimics the reptiles' natural habitat but also provides essential features for their well-being.

Hides offer security and privacy, essential for reptiles to regulate their body temperature and feel safe, while branches, rocks and the top of hides serve as excellent basking spots. Additionally, artificial plants, though not living, still enhance the aesthetic appeal of the enclosure while requiring less maintenance compared to live plants. They provide opportunities for reptiles to explore and interact with their environment, stimulating their natural instincts. This setup encourages natural behaviours, stimulates activity, and fosters a sense of security, ultimately promoting the overall health and happiness of the reptile inhabitants