A natural cholla wood branch for invertebrate enclosures. Cholla is the dried skeleton of a cactus, so it is full of holes and hollows — which is exactly what a tarantula or scorpion wants for anchoring web, hiding in, and climbing over. It is also naturally light and porous, and it washes clean.
Benefits
- Natural cholla wood — open, porous structure with plenty of holds.
- Climbing and web anchoring — useful to arboreal and terrestrial species alike.
- Washable — rinse and reuse.
- Suits tarantulas, scorpions, mantids, roaches and other invertebrates.
Using it
Rinse before first use. In a humid enclosure check it periodically for mould — any untreated natural wood will grow some eventually, and it is easier to replace a branch than to deal with the consequences.
Pairs with Creatures Sand and the Creatures Rock Dish. More in Reptile Habitat Accessories.

