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Food & Minerals for Invertebrates
Pragmatic, natural and suitable for terrariums: In this category you will find food and mineral sources for invertebrates such as isopods , millipedes & Co. – so that your animals get what really counts in the setup: reliable supply, easy to replenish and without "DIY solutions".
Minerals in the terrarium – why this is important:
Many invertebrates use minerals like calcium as building blocks – for example, for their shells/exoskeletons and growth. Therefore, an easily accessible mineral source in the aquarium is a simple yet effective basic element for any invertebrate setup.
Sepia Eco-Grade (whole cuttlebone and pieces):
Cuttlebone is the internal calcareous shell of the cuttlefish and is offered as a calcium source for terrarium animals. Eco-Grade is our name for a budget-conscious grade, not an environmental rating or certification. Natural colour variations, patina and visual irregularities are part of this selection.
Shell or fracture – in short, the difference:
– Cuttlebone : ideal as a permanent “mineral spot” in the terrarium.
– Cuttlefish bone fragments : mixed pieces that you can easily distribute and offer in several places.
Practical tip: Don't place the cuttlebone in a "clinical" way – but rather in the way your animals move around: partly in the substrate or under bark at the edge of the humid zone. This way it remains easily accessible, is used, and doesn't constantly fly around the enclosure.
Whether for a beginner setup or breeding: with suitable feed and mineral products you can keep the supply stable – and your animals can help themselves as needed.
