1 / 3Zoo Med Eco Earth EE20 Coconut Fibre Substrate, 3-Pack
Zoo Med Eco Earth EE20 is compressed coconut-fibre substrate supplied as a three-pack for terrariums. The listing describes it as suitable for burrowing animals and for naturalistic setups with reptiles, amphibians, small animals and insects.
At a glance
- Made from coconut husks and supplied in compressed, expandable form.
- The listing says it can be used damp for tropical species and is suitable for burrowing animals.
- The product description says each brick makes 7-8 liters of substrate.
Often bought together
Pros and cons
Pros
- Coconut-husk material is a concrete alternative to substrates made from other materials.
- The stated uses cover several terrarium animal groups and include burrowing setups.
- The listing describes damp use and says the substrate absorbs and breaks down odour and waste products.
Technical specifications
8 specifications| Brand | Zoo Med |
|---|---|
| Model | EE20 |
| Pack count | 3 |
| Weight listed | 3.9 Pounds |
|---|---|
| Tank volume | 7 Litres |
| Material listed | Husks of coconuts |
|---|---|
| Listed use | Terrarium for reptiles, amphibians, insects and small animals |
| Vivarium type | Terrarium |
What to know before buying
Listing details to confirm
The listing gives a 7-litre tank-volume figure, while the description says each brick makes 7-8 liters. The three-pack title and item/pack counts indicate three units, but the contents field names the substrate without confirming a quantity. Check the selected listing for per-brick yield and pack quantity.
What’s in the box
Included- Zoo Med Eco Earth Compressed Coconut Fiber Expandable Substrate
Who is it for?
A good fit for
- Terrarium keepers looking for a compressed coconut-husk substrate for reptiles, amphibians, insects or small animals.
- Setups for burrowing animals or naturalistic terrariums, including damp use for tropical species.
Less suited to
- Buyers who need a confirmed total volume for the full three-pack before purchase.
Frequently asked questions
What is this substrate made from?
The listing identifies its material as coconut husks.
How much substrate does it make?
The description says each brick makes 7-8 liters, while a separate tank-volume field lists 7 Litres. Confirm the yield and the number of bricks in the selected pack.
Which animals is it listed for?
The listing names reptiles, amphibians, insects and small animals, and describes it as suitable for burrowing animals.
Can it be used damp?
The product description says it can be used damp for tropical species.
