Giganterra Coco Brick Husk Chips provide a natural and efficient substrate solution, made from coconut chips. This organic material is crafted from the external fibrous shell of coconuts, making it perfect for creating a habitat that closely mimics natural environments for reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates. Whether your pet's habitat is wet, semi-wet, or dry, this substrate is versatile and offers a natural way to manage germs and reduce the risk of mould.

The use of these coco brick husk chips enhances the living space for burrowing species, allowing them to create tunnels naturally. For tropical species, the substrate can be moistened to maintain the necessary humidity levels, which should be regulated by daily spraying. Additionally, the coconut chips retain odours, although daily cleaning is advised to maintain hygiene. It is recommended that the substrate be completely replaced every six months to ensure the best conditions for your pet.

Each compact brick is designed to expand to seven times its original size when submerged in water, offering excellent value and convenience. The product can be mixed with Gigacoco coconut fibre for an aesthetic that closely resembles natural habitats.

• Natural coconut shell substrate suitable for reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates.
• Adaptable to wet, semi-wet, and dry environments, with anti-germ and mould reducing properties.
• Excellent for burrowing and moisture retention, enhancing habitat authenticity.
• Expands up to seven times in size when wet, optimising usage.
• Available in convenient 500g brick or 4.5kg block sizes.

Giganterra Coco Brick Husk Chips are an ideal choice for pet owners aiming to replicate a natural setting efficiently and hygienically. The substrate's ability to manage odours while requiring straightforward maintenance makes it a practical and sustainable option for terrariums.

• Material: Coconut shell chips
• Sizes: 500g brick or 4.5kg block
• Expansion: Up to seven times original size
• Usage: Suitable for reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates