- High-quality hornwood
- From the ADA KUMU series
- Natural materials, product photo serves as example
- Set of 4 pieces of wood
- Ideal for aquarium and terrarium layouts
- Especially colourful, African root wood
- Sandblasted
- Perfect for aquascaping
- Available in different sizes
- Pictures are examples
- Red-white stripes
- From the ADA KUMU series
- Moderate impact on pH and GH
- Flat and rough surface
- Ideal for aquarium and terrarium layouts
- Natural yellow colours
- From the ADA KUMU series
- Highly structured
- Minimal impact on water quality
- Ideal for aquarium and terrarium layouts
- Porous structure
- From the ADA KUMU series
- Deep black
- Moderate impact on pH and GH
- Ideal for aquarium and terrarium layouts
- Foggy background for aquariums
- Perfect for the Cube Garden Aquariums
- Compatible with the ADA - Light Screen
- Beige stone in layers
- From the ADA KUMU series
- Moderate impact GH
- High impact on pH
- Ideal for aquarium and terrarium layouts
- Smooth, rounded shape
- From the ADA KUMU series
- Minimal impact on GH
- Moderate impact on pH
- Ideal for aquarium and terrarium layouts
- Elegant dark wood
- Multi-arm structures
- Ideal for plant design
- Pre-assembled
- Pictures serve as examples
- Very appealing driftwood set
- Slowly sinking
- Perfect for natural aquarium design
- Picutres serve as examples
- Seiryu synthetic resin
- Ready for immediate use
- Sets can be combined
- No water hardening
- Especially fine branched wood
- Red shades
- Perfect for aquascaping
- Available in different sizes
- Pictures are examples
- Easy handling thanks to three-part rear panels
- Realistic replication of underwater landscapes
- Creates a lifelike environment for fish
- Very dark colour
- Does not harden the water
- Relatively lightweight rocks
- Porous structure - ideal for Ferns and Mosses
- Product pictures are examples
- Easy handling
- First descending stones from Back to Nature
- Creates a natural environment for fish
- High-quality hornwood
- From the ADA KUMU series
- Unique, sharp-edged
- From Variable sizes
- Ideal for aquarium and terrarium layouts
- Natural Stone with dark colour
- From the ADA KUMU series
- Riff-like sturcture
- Slight impact on water
- Ideal for aquarium and terrarium layouts
- Versatile root shapes
- Flexible after soaking
- Lowers pH
- For freshwater and saltwater aquariums
- For aquariums and terrariums
- Different nanostones
- For a detailed design
- Stones in shades of grey
- Stones from 0,3 to 3 cm
- Suitable for aquascape and terrascape
- Amber coloured Twisted Roots
- Ideal for detailed work
- Branches between 10 - 40 cm
- Harmonic stone set
- Slate rock with a flat, layered texture
- Ideal for Iwagumi style aquascapes
- Does not affect water parameters
- Harmonic stone set
- Unique greyish to brown stone
- Ideal for Iwagumi style aquascapes
- May harden the water
- Stone size 1 - 25 cm
- Attractive rounded stone
- Deep black colouring
- Perfect for aquascaping
- Ideal for iwagumi
- Influences water values
- Very massive driftwood
- Fast sinking in the aquarium
- Fantasic forms
- Picutres serve as examples
Hardscape - A fascinating world full of contrasts
Terrascaping, the art of natural landscaping in terrariums, is largely defined by the selection and arrangement of hardscape elements. Stones, roots and back walls form the cornerstones for an aesthetically pleasing and functional design.
Stones are more than just decorative elements; they structure the space and help to stabilise the substrate layers. Different types of stone, such as dragon stone, lava stone or mini landscape, enable a wide range of design options, from rocky cliffs to gentle hilly landscapes. They also provide important hiding and basking places for the inhabitants and support the natural appearance of the terrarium.
Roots, especially those from mangroves or mopani wood, are an essential component of terrascaping. They simulate natural habitats, help the terrarium inhabitants to climb and offer unique opportunities for epiphytic plants to establish themselves. The organic shapes of the roots contribute to a dynamic and three-dimensional design.
Back walls not only serve as a backdrop, but also as an active part of the habitat. They can be made of different materials such as cork, bamboo or special terrarium rear wall panels and offer additional space for creative planting. They also contribute to heat regulation and support the creation of different climate zones in the terrarium.
A well thought-out placement of the hardscape elements is crucial for a balanced terrarium. It forms the framework on which the natural processes can orientate themselves. The materials should be selected harmoniously and arranged in a way that fulfils both the visual and practical requirements of the terrarium inhabitants.
Discover the variety of our hardscape materials in our online shop and give free rein to your creativity to create breathtaking terrascapes. With the right stones, roots and back walls, you can create a terrarium that is not only eye-catching, but also provides a healthy and natural environment for all its inhabitants.