Large Botanical Seed Pod Pack (5-Piece)

Make a bold, naturalistic statement on your enclosure floor or submerged aquascape with this curated 5-piece collection of large structural botanicals. Hand-selected for their substantial size, unique architectural contours, and exceptional durability, these focal pods provide secure microclimates, engaging shelters for small reptiles and amphibians, and active grazing hubs for microfauna.

Husbandry & Habitat Highlights

• Prominent Structural Micro-Shelters: Generously sized hollows in the Talami and Bolsa Pastor urchin pods create instinctive, stress-reducing hides and egg deposition sites favored by dart frogs, mourning geckos, and other small terrarium pets.
• Bioactive Cleanup Crew Powerhouse: The diverse woody textures and fibrous layers provide extensive colonization surface area and a slow-release, nutrient-rich food supply for isopods and springtails.
• Aquatic Biofilm & Microfauna Hub: Substantial surface area fosters thick layers of beneficial biofilm, creating expansive grazing stations and natural spawning retreats for freshwater shrimp and softwater fish.
• Textural Forest Floor Complexity: The dramatic forms—from concave cups to spiraled ram's horns—break up flat substrate lines, encouraging natural exploration and climbing behaviors.
• 100% Organically Sourced & Safe: Sustainably collected and naturally dried without pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, chemical washes, or artificial dyes.

What's Included (5 Large Pieces Total)

• 1 Natural Lotus Pod (Nelumbo nucifera)
• 1 Talami Pod (Palmyra palm)
• 1 Coco Flower / Dried Palm Cap (Cocos nucifera)
• 1 Bolsa Pastor Urchin Pod (Zeyheria montana)
• 1 Ram's Horn Pod (Borassus flabellifer)

Specifications

• Size Scale: Large focal botanicals (approximately 3 to 5+ inches; natural variations in shape, chamber depth, and tone will occur)
• Habitat Compatibility: Bioactive vivariums, dart frog terrariums, small reptile habitats, isopod colonies, paludariums, and medium-to-large freshwater/blackwater aquariums.

Preparation Guide

• For Terrariums & Vivariums: Ready for direct placement. Scatter across the leaf litter or nestle into substrate beds to create prominent caves, moisture pockets, and micro-shelters (the Ram’s Horn retains its signature dramatic curl best in terrestrial setups).
• For Aquariums: Boil pods for 15–20 minutes to release initial tannins and aid waterlogging, then soak in fresh water overnight before adding them to the tank. (Note on Ram's Horn: When submerged in water, the Ram's Horn pod naturally relaxes and straightens out; while it provides exceptional biofilm grazing, keepers seeking to maintain the curled aesthetic often prefer using it in terrestrial vivariums).