Willow Oak Leaves (Quercus phellos)
Willow oak leaves from pesticide / herbicide free locations. Fully desiccated. These leaves are most often between 2" - 5" long, and are brown / bronze in color when fully dried. Only dried, brown leaves will be shipped. If you would like fresh, green leaves, please contact us for availability.
Leaf litter is useful for dart frogs for hiding, preventing stress, and even egg-laying sites. Willow oak leaves are thinner than most commercially available leaf litter, and decay quickly in a vivarium. The habitat that dart frogs are naturally found in contains a deep layer of leaf litter, so it is important to mimic this inside a vivarium for more naturalistic behavior! Willow oak is spectacular and very popular for both vivariums and use in Isopod enclosures
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$3.00Willow Oak Leaves (Quercus phellos)
Willow oak leaves from pesticide / herbicide free locations. Fully desiccated. These leaves are most often between 2" - 5" long, and are brown / bronze in color when fully dried. Only dried, brown leaves will be shipped. If you would like fresh, green leaves, please contact us for availability.
Leaf litter is useful for dart frogs for hiding, preventing stress, and even egg-laying sites. Willow oak leaves are thinner than most commercially available leaf litter, and decay quickly in a vivarium. The habitat that dart frogs are naturally found in contains a deep layer of leaf litter, so it is important to mimic this inside a vivarium for more naturalistic behavior! Willow oak is spectacular and very popular for both vivariums and use in Isopod enclosures
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Willow oak leaves from pesticide / herbicide free locations. Fully desiccated. These leaves are most often between 2" - 5" long, and are brown / bronze in color when fully dried. Only dried, brown leaves will be shipped. If you would like fresh, green leaves, please contact us for availability.
Leaf litter is useful for dart frogs for hiding, preventing stress, and even egg-laying sites. Willow oak leaves are thinner than most commercially available leaf litter, and decay quickly in a vivarium. The habitat that dart frogs are naturally found in contains a deep layer of leaf litter, so it is important to mimic this inside a vivarium for more naturalistic behavior! Willow oak is spectacular and very popular for both vivariums and use in Isopod enclosures
