Choose from Melamine, Glass, or Expanded PVC

A compact cube that fits on a desk, shelf or bench. A great first bioactive build.

Ideal for:

  • Tarantulas, scorpions and mantises
  • Nano frogs (froglets and sedge frogs)
  • Isopod and millipede displays

Run it long for ground dwellers, or stand it tall as 45x45x60cm for climbers.

Ideal for:

  • Long: knob-tailed geckos, burrowing scorpions, hatchling pythons
  • Tall: small tree frogs, jumping spiders, mantises

This price is for 60x45x45cm & 45x45x60cm.

Extra height without losing floor space, so it’s a good all-rounder for small climbers and ground dwellers.

Ideal for:

  • Dainty, sedge and Peron’s tree frogs
  • Juvenile pythons and geckos
  • Large invertebrates and planted displays

A long, low build for animals that roam, or stand it tall as 45x45x90cm for a narrow planted column.

Ideal for:

  • Long: pygmy bearded dragons, Children’s and Stimson’s pythons
  • Tall: tree frogs, leaf insects and mantises

This price is for 90x45x45cm & 45x45x90cm.

Run it long as a full ground habitat, or stand it tall as 60x45x90cm for a vertical rainforest.

Ideal for:

  • Long: Children’s and Stimson’s pythons, pygmy bearded dragons, knob-tailed geckos
  • Tall: angle-headed dragons, leaf-tailed geckos, green tree frogs

This price is for 90x45x60cm & 60x45x90cm.

A tall rainforest showpiece with room for layered canopy, branches and misting.

Ideal for:

  • Green tree pythons
  • Groups of tree frogs

Angle-headed dragons and leaf-tailed geckos

Our most popular size for adult lizards, with the floor space and basking gradient they need.

Ideal for:

  • Adult central bearded dragons
  • Blue tongue and shingleback skinks
  • Cunningham’s skinks


A floor-to-eye-level vertical habitat built around climbing trunks, a dense canopy and a water feature.

Ideal for:

  • Boyd’s forest dragons
  • Jungle carpet pythons

Large tree frog displays and paludariums

A long, open landscape for active ground dwellers, giving room to explore and a long heat gradient.

Ideal for:

  • Bearded dragons and skinks that need extra room
  • Large desert or dry-forest displays

Smaller pythons in a natural landscape

Our statement build: a full living ecosystem as a feature wall.

Ideal for:

  • Centralian, coastal and jungle carpet pythons
  • Large rainforest or riverbank displays
  • Paludariums with a waterfall and pond

Turn an existing cabinet, bookcase or piece of furniture into a living bioactive display. We assess the cabinet and recommend which animals suit it. Aswell as build it too.

Floor to ceiling, wall to wall, under the stairs or built into a wall, sized exactly for your space. This is also the option for commercial sites (offices, clinics, lobbies), priced the same as private builds, not at commercial rates.

Choose for Ecosystem to Replicate

Australian Ecosystems for Reptiles

Choose things you want to add onto your enclosure

Ideal for: 
- Large Invertebrates

- Nano Frogs (Froglets & Toadlets)

-Juvenile Frogs, Snakes, Lizards, Geckos

MIST-KING SYSTEM

Exo Terra MONSOON MISTING SYSTEM

Ideal for: 
- Large Invertebrates

- Nano Frogs (Froglets & Toadlets)

-Juvenile Frogs, Snakes, Lizards, Geckos

 

this price is for 
60x45x45cm & 45x45x60cm

Ideal for: 
- Large Invertebrates

- Nano Frogs (Froglets & Toadlets)

-Juvenile Frogs, Snakes, Lizards, Geckos

 

this price is for 
60x45x45cm & 45x45x60cm

Ideal for: 
- Large Invertebrates

- Nano Frogs (Froglets & Toadlets)

-Juvenile Frogs, Snakes, Lizards, Geckos

 

this price is for 
60x45x45cm & 45x45x60cm

Ideal for: 
- Large Invertebrates

- Nano Frogs (Froglets & Toadlets)

-Juvenile Frogs, Snakes, Lizards, Geckos

 

this price is for 
60x45x45cm & 45x45x60cm

Ideal for: 
- Large Invertebrates

- Nano Frogs (Froglets & Toadlets)

-Juvenile Frogs, Snakes, Lizards, Geckos

 

this price is for 
60x45x45cm & 45x45x60cm

Ideal for: 
- Large Invertebrates

- Nano Frogs (Froglets & Toadlets)

-Juvenile Frogs, Snakes, Lizards, Geckos

 

this price is for 
60x45x45cm & 45x45x60cm

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Do I need a licence to keep a reptile in Australia?

In most cases, yes. Every state and territory protects native reptiles, and most require a licence or permit. A few states let you keep certain common species without one, including Victoria, South Australia and the Northern Territory.

How much does a reptile license cost in NSW?

A Companion Animal Keeper Licence costs $50 for five years, or $45 if you apply online. A Class 1 Native Animal Keeper Licence costs $63 for two years or $143 for five years. Pensioner discounts apply.

How long does it take to get a reptile license in NSW?

The NSW Government says to allow at least 8 weeks. Apply well before you plan to bring an animal home.

How old do you have to be to get a reptile licence?

In NSW you must be 16 or over. For children under 16, a parent or guardian applies and holds the licence. Advanced classes require you to be 18.

Do I need a licence to keep a frog?

Yes, in NSW. One frog needs a Companion Animal Keeper Licence, and more than one needs a Class 1 (A1) Native Animal Keeper Licence. Frogs must be captive-bred.

Can I keep a lizard or snake I found in my backyard?

No. Taking a native reptile or frog from the wild is illegal across Australia, even from your own yard. Pet reptiles must be captive-bred and bought from a licensed seller.

Can I keep a corn snake or other exotic reptile in Australia?

No. Keeping non-native reptiles such as corn snakes and red-eared slider turtles is illegal in Australia. Only native species can be kept.

Can I buy a reptile from another state?

Yes, but you usually need an import permit from your own state and the seller needs an export permit from theirs. Tasmania is the exception: mainland reptiles cannot be brought in as pets.

Do I need a licence to keep an axolotl?

No. In NSW the axolotl is the only non-native amphibian you can keep without a licence.

Which reptile license do I need in NSW?

If you want one animal from the companion list, get a Companion Animal Keeper License. If you want more than one, or a species on the R1 or A1 list, you need a Class 1 Native Animal Keeper License.