The science behind the soils
Biosecurity in Bioactivity — What is It? Why is it Important?
Bioactive can be complicated. Let the Dude guide you with tons of helpful tips and tricks for maintaining the perfect habitat for your pet.- Josh Halter
The Carbon Cycle and Bioactive Terraria
How does the carbon cycle work in an enclosed environment with my bioactive enclosure.- Josh Halter
The Nitrogen Cycle and Bioactive Terraria
A breakdown on how the Nitrogen cycle works in an enclosed bioactive environment.- Josh Halter
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The Basics of the BioShot
We here at The BioDude are excited to introduce the latest addition to our line of bioactive products, the BioShot. Here we will go over what is is, what it does, and the longstanding problems that we hope to solve.- Josh Halter
The Science of Terra Sahara
Arid enclosures can be difficult to make bioactive, simply because the soil type and lack of available moisture makes it hard for a high population of decomposing microbes and microfauna to establish themselves. The soil also must be able to support the burrowing behavior most desert animals use to prevent dehydration.Our Terra Sahara makes this usually troublesome task easy for even the most novice reptile keeper, allowing you to create a beautiful, self-cleaning desert landscape for your reptile to call its own.
- Josh Halter
The Science of Terra Firma
Terra Firma is designed to replicate the silty soil that many reptile and amphibian species dig burrows in, while still providing a suitable substrate for springtails and isopods. This soil type occurs in a wide variety of habitats, from seasonal savannas and semiarid regions to coastal rainforests and along riverbanks. 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 50-75%, kept dry on the surface and moist underneath.Species that will make the most of this substrate include many snakes, large lizards such as monitors or tegus, and any other reptiles or amphibians that dig burrows.
- Josh Halter
