



Tropicoco Bioactive Soil is a premium, ready-to-use substrate blend designed to support the health and vitality of bioactive enclosures. Made from sustainably sourced, finely shredded coconut husk and organic amendments, this mix offers superior aeration, moisture retention, and microfauna support—perfect for tropical reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, and live plants.
Whether you're building a dart frog vivarium, a gecko terrarium, or a cleanup crew-enabled ecosystem, Tropicoco’s carefully balanced formula promotes soil cycling and long-term sustainability within your habitat.
Bioactive-Ready Formula
Enriched with beneficial organics that support springtails, isopods, and mycorrhizal fungi for natural waste breakdown.
Excellent Water Retention & Drainage
Coconut coir base retains moisture while resisting compaction, encouraging healthy root growth and soil respiration.
pH Balanced & Free of Harsh Additives
Safe for sensitive herpetofauna and live plants—no synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, or perfumes.
Natural Aesthetic
Rich brown tone and fibrous texture create a realistic jungle-floor appearance while maintaining structure over time.
Long-Lasting Stability
Resists breakdown longer than traditional organic soils, making it ideal for permanent enclosures or living terrariums.
| Variant | Volume | Coverage Area (Approx.) | Ideal For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Bag | 8 qt | ~10–12” cube terrariums | Small enclosures, grow-out tanks, starter vivs |
| Bulk Bag | 24 qt | ~18”–24” vivariums or larger | Multi-level habitats, custom bioactive builds |
Tropical bioactive terrariums
Dart frogs, day geckos, anoles, isopod colonies
Planted vivariums and riparian zones
Naturalistic vivaria with springtails and isopods
For best results, layer over a drainage medium (like LECA or hydroballs) and seed with springtails or isopods. Combine with leaf litter and cork bark to create a complete microhabitat.
Tropicoco Bioactive Soil simplifies the path to a thriving, low-maintenance ecosystem—whether you're keeping frogs, building a plant-forward display, or managing a naturalistic cleanup crew.