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Custom sculpted reptile hides

Shelter that looks like part of the habitat instead of something dropped into it.

Made to orderQuote before fabricationAustralia enquiries welcome
Concept illustrationFinished shape, colour and texture are made to the actual brief.
What it is for

Made because the enclosure has a job to solve.

Made-to-order sculpted reptile hides designed around the animal, usable opening size, keeper access and the visual style of the enclosure.

Best suited to

Reptiles and other suitable enclosure animals that benefit from secure, appropriately sized shelter.

What can be customised

  • Foam/render-style sculpted construction where suitable
  • Custom opening, footprint and exterior finish
  • Can be designed as a stand-alone hide or to visually match a larger backdrop
  • Keeper access and cleaning considered before decorative detail

Hand-sculpted & sealed

Habitat pieces prices

All prices

Custom hide — small

$39

Geckos, small skinks

Made in 2–3 weeksOrder

Custom hide — medium

$59

Blue-tongues, young pythons

Made in 2–3 weeksOrder

Custom hide — large

$89

Adult pythons, beardies

Made in 2–3 weeksOrder

Basking ledge

from$35

Small / medium / large

Made in 2–3 weeksOrder

Sculpted water or food bowl

from$25

Sealed, easy to remove and clean

Made in 2 weeksOrder

Feature panel

from$89

Up to 30 × 30 cm backdrop insert

Made in 2–3 weeksOrder
Handover

Choose the sensible way to get it home.

We do not treat a large sculpted habitat piece like an ordinary parcel. The quote reflects how the actual piece can be protected and handed over.

01

Pickup

Available and often simplest for larger or delicate pieces.

02

Shipping

Smaller hides are much more practical to ship than full-size backdrops; suitability is confirmed with the quote.

03

Direct fit

If the hide is part of a larger fitted project, you can bring the empty enclosure to us.

ODDBALL-MADE

Have an awkward size or a strange idea?

That is exactly where made-to-order pieces make more sense than trying to force a catalogue item into the space.

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