• NC-04 compressed block and expanded coconut husk
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Coco Husk substrate

Coco Husk substrate

R 65.00 ZAR
R 65.00 ZAR
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The Nomoy Coco Husk Substrate made from natural coconut husk for reptiles that thrive in high-humidity environments. These substrates offer excellent moisture retention, odour control, and a natural aesthetic for tropical setups.

NC-04 is a compressed brick that expands to 7–9L when hydrated, perfect for medium to large enclosures.

Each product supports digging behaviour, enhances humidity levels, and is ideal for tropical reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates. Chemical-free and biodegradable, they’re safe for use in naturalistic or bioactive habitats.

Ideal for tropical reptiles, amphibians, and bioactive terrariums

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