How to setup a bioactive vivarium, terrarium or paludarium
The science behind Terra Aranea
This specialty mix created by the Dude is the staple for a living substrate for all spiders, tarantulas, scorpions, and other invertebrates. This one-of-a-kind substrate covers the need of all the biomes. As such, it is suitable for use in a wide range of vivarium types, although it works best in enclosures with a humidity range of 35-75%, kept dry on the surface and moist underneath. Learn more today!- Josh Halter
Paludarium and Water Feature Basics
A quick guide on the things you need to know about paludariums. How to create your drainage layer or fully aquatic base paludarium for aquatic newts, frogs or fish.- Josh Halter
Yes, You CAN Have an Arid Bioactive Setup!
Desert bioactive terrariums can be a daunting challenge to a new keeper. The Bio Dude was the first organization to introduce arid bioactive setups into the community which are now very common today - The Dude played a large role with that change in the hobby and is glad to share all of his knowledge with you!- Josh Halter
Reptiles Rock --- and so do minerals! Learn why they are the BEEZ NEEZ for your bioactive terrarium
The Dude's guide to rocks and bioactive terrariums. How they benefit your reptiles, soil and overall aid in your husbandry practices with captive reptiles and amphibians.- Josh Halter
How many gallons is my enclosure? How do I figure out how much substrate that I need?
How many gallons is my terrarium? The complete breakdown for commonly available terrariums in the USA. Exo Terra, Zoo Med and Kages.com
