CAROLINACUSTOMCAGES Natural Habitat Basking Rocks for Reptiles, Blue Green, Medium Size Pair,

These Natural Habitat Basking Rocks we have found to be an excellent choice for basking rocks, as well as for building habitat rock formations for various reptiles, amphibians and turtles. As a basking rock, there’s enough natural porosity that although the rock gets warm accumulating heat, it doesn’t get too hot; as glazed ceramic tile or slate would. As an aesthetic element in the habitat, they offer a truly natural accessory piece which is also manageable to keep clean. Natural rock also provides a means for self-grooming of reptile claws. These are real rocks (not cast resin or coated Styrofoam) and each one is unique. Grouped by general size (medium or large) and color (Blue Green, Deep Maroon, Painted Desert, Uluru Red and Watarrka Rose). Hand selected to typically have at least one side basically flat. The medium sizes about 6” x 8” and large sizes about 7-1/4” x 12-5/8”. We scrub the Natural Habitat Rocks that we use periodically in hot water, with a brush reserved for that purpose, followed by chlorhexidine. Carolina Custom Cages is a division of Carolina Designer Dragons, Inc.

• These Natural Habitat Basking Rocks we have found to be excellent choices for basking rocks, as well as for building habitat rock formations for various reptiles, amphibians and turtles.
• Grouped by general size (medium or large) and color (Blue Green, Deep Maroon, Painted Desert, Uluru Red and Watarrka Rose). Hand selected to typically have at least one side basically flat. The medium sizes about 6” x 8” and large sizes about 7-1/4” x 12-5/8”.
• As a basking rock, there’s enough natural porosity that although the rock gets warm accumulating heat, it doesn’t get too hot; as glazed ceramic tile or slate would.
• Since these are real rocks (not cast resin or coated Styrofoam) each one is a little different. Carolina Custom Cages is a division of Carolina Designer Dragons, Inc.; a boutique breeder of bearded dragons, selections on our website.