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JOR Mahogany Leaves, Vivarium Leaf Litter for Frogs, Mixing with Substrate, Maintains Humidity and pH Levels, Creates Natural Bioactive Habitat, Additional Food (2” Small, 50 Pack, Mahogany Leaf)

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1.:2” Small, 50 Pack


2.PatternName:Mahogany Leaf


About this item

  • Excellent Food Source For Frog’s Favorite Meals --- As frogs require a varied diet, having dried leaves inside the vivarium will provide for your pet’s favorite meals like springtails, isopods, slugs, worms, etc. You can spread this 50 Mahogany leaves by JOR on the ground, and they will break down, be crushed, and be ready to consume by other inhabitants.
  • Contributes To Keeping Ideal Humidity Level --- These beneficial dried leaves serve as an added layer from the ground, functioning as a barrier where inhabitants can hide. They also keep a consistent soil temperature providing insulation inside their habitat so your pets can withstand extreme climatic conditions. These leaves maintain the moisture of the soil, which is crucial for frogs and indoor plants.
  • Provides A Homey Atmosphere --- This set of leaf litter is harvested from Tropical rainforest and brings a taste of home for your jumpy pets. As a final layer in the vivarium, it offers a familiar ground, making your pets comfortable allowing them to perform activities they will typically do in their native habitat.
  • Keeps Frogs Out Of Mud --- Frogs’ native habitat is muddy, and muck sticking to their bodies is common. This situation may make them uncomfortable. As a pet parent, you need to take an active part in managing such occurrences and take measures. Placing a thick layer of mahogany leaf litter over the substrate will give them ample space to hop and keep them from getting covered in mud.
  • Makes Vivarium Attractive And Interesting --- Besides nurturing your frogs and plants in your vivarium, these mahogany leaves create a livable vivarium. It adds aesthetic value too, making it a real paradise for your pets and an excellent real-life work of art for your viewing pleasure.


Product Description

The Rising Popularity of Frogs as Pets

One of the most sought-after amphibians that people love to keep as pets is frogs. Pet owners have various species to choose including bullfrogs, tree frogs, horned frogs, dart frogs, and narrow-mouth frogs. They also possess a variety of colors and patterns which pet lovers are very fond of.

The Secrets to Successful Frog Care However, along with the decision to keep frogs as pets comes the responsibility to provide the best care to thrive in their new habitat. Here are some tips so beginners and seasoned frog enthusiasts can give the proper care that frogs need:

Enclosure:

Keep your frog pets inside a 10 or 20 – gallon enclosure. The size depends on how many are going to co-habit, their sizes, and their behavior.

Choose the correct lid to cover it, and it should keep their surroundings moist. For instance, tree frogs should have tall enclosures.

On the other hand, ground dwellers like bullfrogs and Pacman frogs require horizontal space. Their new home should also mimic their native habitat so that they can live happily and comfortably.

Placing a set of Mahogany Leaves by JOR in the last layer of the enclosure will help in keeping their habitat moist but not wet. Functioning as a thermal cover, this set of dried leaves also helps your pets deal with extreme climatic conditions. Each pack has 50 leaves with each leaf measuring about 2 to 3 inches. For big enclosures, you should put more than one pack.

Diet:

Frogs’ diet comprises mainly of insects, including roaches, insect larvae (mealworms, waxworms), grasshoppers, and flightless fruit flies. The pack of Mahogany leaf litter that you place in the enclosure, once broken down, can serve as food for your frog’s favorite meals. Caring for frogs is not complicated as they appear to be. Doing the basic things right as you prepare a livable enclosure will help you go far.


Nico
2025-08-31 17:17:25
I tried Josh's Frogs leaf litter because everyone obsessed over it but I wasn't impressed. Not only was it pricey but every bag I got had 90% of the leaves molded. So I decided to try this one despite it not having a bunch of reviews and I'm glad I took the risk! These leaves are perfect for my frog's 18x18x24 30 gal terrarium. Two bags cover the bulk of the bottom and small gaps get covered by decor like the water bowl or large rocks, etc. I've bought this multiple times and the leaves are intact and maybe one or two will have mold. They are about 2-3 inches long and they really fluff up after you boil them. For extra safety I always boil leaf litter for 15 minutes. I leave them in my enclosure for a month before refreshing them as my tank is not bioactive. They handle humidity well and keep the substrate off of my White's Tree Frogs.
Jo Anne Murdock
2025-08-03 13:36:12
I’ve tried different brands of leaf litter and this is by far my favorite. It makes the tank look nice and clean and isn’t bulky or hard to place.
PJav
2025-04-21 21:36:15
I bought a couple of bags in December 2023 and I have found no issues. I'm buying another bag. I'm not sure why there are no reviews yet for these. Maybe no reviews makes a customer not buy these, but I took a chance. Follow the directions in the information about oven use.
Bubbles28
2025-01-24 17:23:33
Came in time and love the Quality
Lauri Cornwell
2024-11-16 14:15:39
I've only tried 2 different brands and leaf types and these are always good quality, good size, and hold up very well! I'll definitely keep buying these!
Michael perun
2024-11-13 11:24:19
Product was received as advertised