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Representative imageBlack lava rock, 3/8 inch
1 lb and 5 lb bags
Ground under
a different light.
From a stable basking ledge to a layered vivarium floor, the material is only one part of the habitat. Start with the species, the heat, and the ground it needs.
Driftwood
Graded wood and, when real pieces are photographed, individual specimens. Species and preparation details stay visible when confirmed.
Flagstone
Hand-picked flat pieces sold by weight. Shape and thickness vary; plan support and clearances around the actual stones.
Gravel and drain rock
Gravel and leach rock for projects that need an open aggregate. Match the actual grading to your equipment and animals.
Lava rock
Black and burgundy lava rock in 3/8 and 3/4 inch grades. Compare the texture, size, and bag weight before planning a hardscape or filter basket.
Pebble and river rock
Rounded stone and mixed pebble. Actual size, finish, and water chemistry must be confirmed for the material you select.
Soil and mulch
Ground materials under review. Animal-use attestations and soil shipping clearance are required before these materials can be offered.
Meet the material.
All materialsRepresentative imageFrom $4.99
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Representative imageBurgundy lava rock, 3/8 inch
1 lb and 5 lb bags
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Representative imageFlagstone, Hand-picked pieces by weight
1 lb and 5 lb bags
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Representative imageLeach rock
1 lb and 5 lb bags
Find your habitat.
Read before you build.
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Arid substrate mix: topsoil and sand ratios for bearded dragons and leopard geckos
Treat blend ratios as species-specific recipes measured by volume, not universal safety claims.
Bioactive substrate layers in the right order
For a designed humid build, separate drainage, barrier, soil, and surface cover while preserving maintenance access.
Driftwood in reptile enclosures: cleaning, drying, and mounting
Confirm the species and treatment history, then design a stable structure that can be inspected and cleaned.