Woodland Range: Freestanding Ancient Tree Trunk Enclosure Decor with Hides

Bring a slice of a true natural ecosystem into your terrarium. Designed and manufactured entirely in-house, this highly detailed piece is inspired by organic woodland forms, offering an intricate, multi-functional enrichment structure for your invertebrates.

The trunk features winding root contours, built-in climbing ledges that form a natural spiral staircase, and hollowed-out tree cavities. These deep windows lead into a safe, internal chamber, giving your pets the ideal darkened space to explore, rest, or spin their silk nests.

Product Highlights

• Woodland Range Aesthetic: Part of our nature-inspired collection, beautifully capturing organic textures and botanical forms to complement a wild, realistic habitat look.
• Designed & Made In-House: Fully conceptualised and 3D-printed right here, giving your setup a bespoke, organic aesthetic you won't find anywhere else.
• Freestanding Stability: Built with a solid, weighted base that sits firmly on top of or nestled into your substrate—no magnets required.
• Multi-Level Enrichment: Features built-in step ledges and flattened top branches that provide fantastic elevated platforms for your spiders.
• Organic 360° Textures: From the smooth, sweeping trunk lines on the back to the realistic tree-hollow entry points, this piece looks incredible from every single angle of your enclosure.
• 100% Pet Safe: Crafted from high-grade, non-toxic, moisture-resistant PLA filament. Fully compatible with humid environments and won't mould or rot like natural wood.

Specifications

• Collection: Woodland Range
• Style: Ancient Tree Trunk
• Colour: Earthy matt wood brown
• Mount Type: Freestanding / Substrate placement (Non-magnetic)
• Compatibility: Perfect for terrestrial and arboreal setups alike, working beautifully alongside natural botanicals and mosses.

Enclosure Styling Tip

To create a stunning, integrated look, push the base into your substrate and tuck clumps of live moss or small dried botanicals into the stepped ridges. The flat, open branch tops are also perfect spots for placing a feeder insect during handling or observation sessions!