A complete self-cleaning, self-maintaining bioactive terarium kit for North American Garter Snakes. These agile snakes are found all over the United States and boast some of the most colorful snakes on the planet. Foraging in the wild for fish, rodents and even small birds these snakes are very active, destructive and need plenty of places to burrow, climb and soak. A generous portion of Terra Firma, coupled with larger, sturdier tropical plants allow you to give your garter snakes everything they need to thrive. A moderate heat source and UVB should be provided to your snakes for proper digestion, thermo-reguation and basic homeostasis. One thing to take into account with Garter snakes is that they are very active, inquisitive snakes. When setup properly they are probably, one of the best terrarium subjects that the Dude has seen. If given a paludarium with fish you will see them stalk prey and usually end up successful - Definitely an animal you want to keep as natural as possible and the Dude's bioactive kit allows you to do just that. The best. 

Available in the following tankless sizes:

10 gallon - Terra Firma bioactive kit, 2 cork bark tubes, 6" LED w/adapter, x 2 sturdy tropicals (usually but not limited to Korean rock ferns, pathos, philodendrons)

20 gallon long - Terra Firma bioactive kit, 3 cork bark tubes, 6" LED w/adapter, x 2 sturdy tropicals (usually but not limited to Korean rock ferns, pathos, philodendrons)

29 gallon - Terra Firma bioactive kit, 3 cork bark tubes, 16" LED w/adapter, x 3 sturdy tropicals (usually but not limited to Korean rock ferns, pathos, philodendrons)

40 breeder - Terra Firma bioactive kit, 4 cork bark tubes, 22" LED w/adapter, x 4 sturdy tropicals (usually but not limited to Korean rock ferns, pathos, philodendrons)

18 x 18 x 18 -Terra Firma bioactive kit, 2 cork bark tubes, 6" LED w/adapter, x 2 sturdy tropicals (usually but not limited to Korean rock ferns, pathos, philodendrons)

24 x 18 x 18 - Terra Firma bioactive kit, 3 cork bark tubes, 16" LED w/adapter, x 3 sturdy tropicals (usually but not limited to Korean rock ferns, pathos, philodendrons)