Tillandsia fuchsii f. gracilis

Ideal for mature colonies of more than one year old. It consists of two humidity points which feed the entire gallery module.This module is the perfect size for already relatively large colonies. Connecting more than one means that we can have huge colonies in these anthills.Be especially careful with large colonies of Messor sp, as they can become very...

The Tillandsia Ionantha red is a very exclusive product. The Ionantha kind, in general, is one of the most common species within the epiphyte family of Tillandsia. Because of its small and compact form, it is very easy to use in flower arrangements and bouquets. Moreover, the Ionantha red is highly decorative and beautiful to combine and use for...

It's a small, ornamental, and inexpensive plant. It thrives in dimly lit corners and is ideal for terrariums.Beautiful leaves in a variety of colors will add a touch of distinction to your ecosystem.

2 sponges necessary for the proper functioning of the qbik humidity system

The Tillandsia Multiflora red is a plant that looks a lot like the Tillandsia Abdita and therefore just as colorful. However, the reddish leaves are smoother and less soft. In the flowering stage the multiflora could produce one or more purplish flowers from the heart.

Cap in Transparent Red Acrylic. Used so that the ants do not detect the ultraviolet light, so do not be frightened by the red light and we can observe them with tranquility

Soft, naturally growing living moss panels, carefully cut to size and hand-cleaned of soil, twigs, etc. The soft, fresh moss boards can be individually cut to size and are easy to work with.

Activated carbon is a porous material produced from carbon-rich organic materials, such as coconut shells, wood, or peat. Through an activation process, these materials become extremely porous, increasing their absorption surface area. This microscopic structure allows it to trap and retain molecules.

Used for the decoration of our anthills and foraging boxes.Size of an A4 sheet.

Tillandsia balbisiana grows in Central America, Mexico, Venezuela, and Colombia. In nature, the plant is actually a myrmecophyte, meaning it grows in a mutualistic association with an ant colony.Its leaves are green, long, flat, and thin. It's a tall type of tillandsia, and its leaves will curl and droop as it grows.Tillandsia balbisiana prefers indirect...