Mixed Hardwood Leaf Litter – Oak, Maple, Hickory Leaves – Bioactive Hermit Crab,

Mixed Hardwood Leaf Litter – Oak, Maple, Hickory Leaves – Bioactive Hermit Crab,

USD 12.99 USD
SKU: wHp8o3Ep
Condition: New
Categories: Pet Supplies

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Hermit crabs, isopods, springtails and more all enjoy a variety of leaves in their environment. Up for grabs are mixed hardwood leaves that you can just toss right in! You will receive a variety of leaves: maple, oak (white, pin, northern red, to name a few!), hickory and more. These have been deep frozen for a minimum of 30 days to help eliminate any unwanted hitch hikers. The following sizes are available: Small: 8x8" bag, Net Weight: 1.3 Oz Medium: Gallon bag, Net Weight: 5.4 Oz Large: 10x8x8" box, Net Weight 9.1 Oz Not only do crabs eat them, they also provide great cover for isopods and springtails. Over time, the leaves will break down, releasing vital nutrients back into the substrate—for a bioactive setup, this is desired. Lots of uses for various critters such as isopods, frogs, snakes, lizards, etc. If you are unsure if these are suitable for your critter, please find a reputable group that provides education for your specific animal. For accurate husbandry information for hermit crabs, please visit Land Hermit Crab Owners Society on Facebook. THE LEGAL STUFF: None of our products are meant for human consumption. Even if they are human grade products, we still cannot legally advise you that it is safe for humans to eat since it is sold/marketed as pet food. All foods are potential allergens. All foods have the potential to be cross contaminated by other foods. Although we work on stainless steel equipment, clean and sterilize our tools and tables in between food batches, etc. the risk is always there. While we try to make note of any products that are controversial or “use at your own risk” for hermit crabs, you, the owner, are the sole person responsible for determining/confirming what is safe for your crabs.

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