Sororoca Head

Sororoca Heads: The Ultimate Naturalistic Botanical

​Bring a piece of the Amazon to your habitat. Sororoca Heads are striking, woody seed pods that serve as both a functional hide and a stunning centerpiece. Their unique, flower-like appearance provides a prehistoric, exotic aesthetic that perfectly complements bioactive setups and naturalistic enclosures.

​Functional Decor for Every Invertebrate

​Whether you are keeping Blue Death Feigning Beetles in a dry desert setup or a Regal Jumping Spider in a humid forest, Sororoca Heads offer versatile benefits:

​Natural Shelters: The deep crevices and "petals" of the pod provide secure resting spots and hiding places, helping to reduce stress in arboreal and ground-dwelling species.  

​Tannin-Rich & Antimicrobial: These pods naturally release mild tannins which help inhibit the growth of mold and bacteria—a crucial feature for maintaining a healthy bioactive environment.  

​Bioactive-Safe: Completely natural and untreated, they are perfect for isopods and springtails to graze on as they slowly break down over time.

​Durable Hybrid Use: While they look delicate, Sororoca Heads are incredibly hardy. They won't warp in high humidity but are also right at home in arid, sandy environments.

​Aesthetic Versatility

​Each Sororoca Head is a unique work of nature, typically ranging from 15cm to 20cm in size. Use them as:

​Arboreal Feeding Platforms: Their sturdy structure allows them to be wedged into branches or cork bark.

​Ground-Level Hides: Place them on the substrate to create a natural "leaf litter" look that encourages foraging.

Key Product Features

​Species: Phenakospermum guyannense (Amazonian Traveler's Palm relative).

​Safe for: Jumping spiders, mantises, beetles, isopods, and millipedes.

​Preparation: Heat-treated and ready for enclosure use.

​Sustainability: Sustainably sourced and 100% biodegradable.

KEY NOTES: Be careful if using in tanks with water as they can naturally close when submerged for long periods and may be a danger to some aquatic species such as frogs or shrimp as they may become trapped inside the pod.