Description
D-Printed Dart Frog Breeding Hut – PLA Shelter for Naturalistic Breeding Setups
Support your dart frogs’ breeding success with our premium 3D-Printed Breeding Hut, expertly designed to provide a safe, naturalistic environment for egg laying and tadpole development. Unlike coconut huts, which can harbour mould and bacteria, this breeding shelter is made from eco-friendly, food-safe PLA plastic, offering better hygiene and durability.
Designed for Dart Frogs, Inspired by Nature
This rock-like hide is crafted to blend seamlessly into tropical terrarium landscapes, creating a shaded, enclosed space that mirrors the microhabitats dart frogs choose in the wild. Its smooth internal surface makes it easy to clean and monitor eggs without disturbing the frogs, while the structure encourages natural breeding behaviour.
Key Features:
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🛠️ 3D Printed with PLA – Durable and plant-based plastic that’s eco-conscious and vivarium safe
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🍃 Natural Look – Matte finish and rock-inspired shape suit any bioactive or rainforest setup
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🌧️ Ventilated Design – Prevents moisture build-up while retaining necessary humidity
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🐸 Frog-Safe – No sharp edges, BPA-free, and free from toxic finishes
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🧽 Easy to Clean – No porous surfaces like those in coconut hides, reducing the risk of contamination
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📏 Compact and Effective – Fits easily into 30–60 cm vivariums and above
For Use With Bioactive Setups Only
This product is an accessory only and contains no live animals or biological matter. It is designed for use in vivariums housing dart frogs, tree frogs, or other small amphibians, providing a hygienic and naturalistic breeding option.
Why Choose 3D-Printed Over Coconut Huts?
Coconut huts, while popular, break down over time and may harbour fungal spores. This hut offers a long-lasting alternative with superior hygiene—critical for healthy frog spawn and consistent breeding outcomes.
Whether you’re a hobbyist or serious breeder, this shelter is a smart investment in your frogs’ wellbeing.
🛒 Add one to your vivarium today and experience the Frog Father difference.
