Zilla Brown Reptile Terrarium Liner, 10 Gallon

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Beginning pet owners and finicky reptiles alike will love Terrarium Liner. The owner simply rolls out the plush green or brown carpet and cuts to size as needed. Reptiles can thrive on the absorbent, non-abrasive material that won't irritate sensitive feet. Best of all, the Liner is treated with a biodegradable enzyme that reduces reptile odors. At cleaning time, simply rinse with cold tap water and reuse. Ideal for starter kits, Terrarium Liner is a fuss-free product to introduce new customers to a reptile hobby.

- Bio-degradable enzyme reduces odors
- Absorbent, non-abrasive material that will not irritate reptiles
- Safe - cannot be digested
- Easy-to-Clean
- Safe, easy choice for a fresh, healthy habitat
- Compatible with 10 Gallon Terrariums

Specifications

SKU	1128671
Primary Brand	Zilla
Days to Ship	Ships Next Business Day

Additional Features

Primary Color	Brown

Directions

If required cut to size with scissors. Place in bottom of terrarium. Add decorative items, food and water dishes. Cleaning: remove liner and rinse with cold tap water. Allow to air dry and replace in terrarium. Install new liner monthly or as needed to maintain odor elimination.

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9 out of 10 (90%) reviewers recommend this product

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i love the liners for my lizards cage because its easy to clean and i dont have to worry about her eating any substrate.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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I had my leopard gecko in sand, and she got very sick when it impacted her intestine. I changed to the terrarium liner, and she's had no more problems. It heats evenly, and all you have to do to clean it is rinse it off and pat it dry (or let it air dry). So it's way easier than sand, and much safer.

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Easy to clean, no chance of BD's getting impacted from ingesting sand. Does not allow his food or water to get dirty with sand. Highly recommended!

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I like to feed my baby corn inside the enclosure, as she's still in the skittish stage where everything is scary and being removed from the cage isn't fun. This makes it easy to feed her while not having to worry about accidental consumption of the substrate. However, there are a couple problems! It's pretty simple to clean when you're removing the whole liner and rinsing it off, but without doing that, it's easy for excrement to dry onto it, and then trying to spot-clean becomes impossible; I'm thinking of adding a substrate over the top of the liner for this reason. Currently, I have two, and when one becomes soiled I switch out the new one for the old one so I don't have to rush to get it cleaned and back in the tank.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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May not be perfect, but it's cleaner, easier, and more beneficial than any other substrate (at least in a desert tank). The green one looks cooler and seems to last longer before looking worn. You can simply throw this in your washing machine on cold with scent free detergent for an easy clean. Should be cleaned at least every other month in desert tanks, or every other week in tropical tanks. Does not hold moisture well, water beads up on it. I would reccomend using an actual medium for tropical tanks

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I use this for my leopard gecko and it works great. it looks nice and is very easy to clean. All you have to do to clean it is take the feces off and rinse it under tap water. i had it for my leopard gecko's 10 gallon vivarium, and it needed some adjusting, but when i upgraded to 20l, it fit perfectly.

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This is the best substrate for my Leopard Gecko. Its very safe and very easy to clean.

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I bought this for my sons leopard gecko and he loves it. I think that people who are just getting a lizard I think this the best!!! It is the best for babies baby lizards because they can't eat it!

Yes, I recommend this product.

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12 years ago

Can you use an UTH with this?

10 years ago
I have used it with a Zilla UTH placed on the underside of the tank, and it has heated evenly with no troubles.

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12 years ago

Do you have to have this AND sand or just this or just sand?

12 years ago
It is better to have the repti carpet. Your animal won't be able to eat or swallow any parts of the carpet like they can do with sand. I have an adult leopard gecko and I put him on repti carpet until he grew up to become an adult. Now I have him on reptile sand. The choice is yours.

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12 years ago

would this work for crocodile geckos

12 years ago
Yes it is perfect and 100% safe

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13 years ago

witch one willfit a Exo-Terra Desert Reptile Glass Terrarium 18' * 18'

12 years ago
I would purchase one of the larger mats and piece it together in the tank. We got the 29.7 x 11.7 and it was a bit too small. But it worked fine for our gecko.

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13 years ago

How often do you have to rinse off the zilla carpet for a bearded dragon? I clean the feces up everyday with a tissue

13 years ago
I take everything out of the cage and clean it once a week (in addition to spot-cleaning), but I also have two liners: when one gets dirty, I swap it out for the fresh one while I clean the old one. Seems to work alright for my baby corn snake.

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