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Habitation Station™ is an exciting new way to explore the world of plant and animal habitats! Provides the perfect environment for many types of animal and plant life. Create your own unique scenarios by using the Habitation Station™ and Adventure Kits! All Adventure Kits come with information to help set up and maintain your Habitation Station™. (Live animals and plants sold separately.)
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Habitation Station™ Basic Unit
Kit includes: Kidney shaped Habitation Station™ tank and domed cover, two small artificial aquatic plants, two removable hatches, four plastic airhole plugs, and plastic magnifier. 13" W x 21" L x 14" H.
SB38980JU
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Aquatic Animal Adventures
Includes: 2-1/4-lbs. gravel, fish net, nylon pipette, food pellets, and instructions for the care of crayfish, newts, and frogs. Habitation Station™ and live animals sold separately.
SB39440JU |
Aquatic Animals
LM00410JU Live Frog Eggs. Unit of 6.
LM00806JU Live Newts. Unit of 3.
LM00809JU Live Crayfish. Unit of 3.
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Land Animals
LM00925JU Live Hissing Cockroaches. Unit of 10.
LM00824JU Live Cornsnake. Unit of 1.
LM00292JU Live Hermit Crabs. Unit of 3.
LM00229JU Live Anolis “Chameleon” Lizard. Unit of 3.
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Land Animal Adventures
Includes: 4 cups white sand, 12 peat pots (each 2-1/4"), 1" x 1" sponge cube, exercise branch, stick-on thermometer, 1-pint spray bottle, food dish, water dish, heat rock, 4-1/2" plastic forceps, reptile nature bark, and instructions for the care of chameleon lizards, tarantula spiders, hermit crabs, cockroaches, and cornsnakes. Habitation Station™ and live animals sold separately.
SB39441JU |
Plant Adventures
Includes: 2-1/4-lbs. gravel, 8-oz. charcoal, 4-qt. bag of sphagnum, 4-qt. bag of woodland soil, 1-pint spray bottle, and instructions for the care of woodland plants and carnivorous plants. Habitation Station™ and live plants sold separately.
SB39442JU |
Live Plants
LM00380JU Carnivorous Plant Assortment
LM00377JU Woodland Plant Assortment |
NOTE: Habitation Station™ can only support one live project at a time. Please do not combine different animals within the same habitat. |
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