Komodo reptile care
Komodo covers the everyday running of a reptile enclosure rather than any one product — substrate to line it, food for tortoises, and heating to keep the whole thing at the right temperature. We stock a wide slice of the range, which is broad enough that most vivarium set-ups can be put together from it alone.
- 22 products
- From £3.15
- Free delivery over £39
Ranges we stock
22 products
Komodo Tropical Terrain Compact Brick (half Brick)
A compact expanding substrate brick for reptile vivariums, 10x10x6cm, expands 7x in water
£3.15
Komodo Tropical Terrain Compact Brick
An expanding tropical substrate brick for woodland and rainforest vivariums, 10x20x6cm
£4.69
Komodo Tortoise Eco Terrain
Soil and sand substrate for arid tortoises, deep enough to burrow in, 10 litres
£9.99
Komodo Coconut Terrain
A 610g coconut husk reptile substrate, suitable for both humid and arid habitats
£9.99
Komodo Beech Chips Course
A 6-litre beech chip substrate for snakes, lizards and tortoises in an arid setup
£8.99
Komodo Aspen Bed Terrain
A 6-litre aspen bedding for snakes, built to hold its shape when burrowed into
£6.79
Komodo Calcium Supplement for Herbivores
Calcium and mineral dust for herbivorous reptiles under UVB lighting
£7.29
Komodo Tortoise Leaf Mix
A 100G dried botanical leaf mix as a complementary treat for tortoises and other reptiles
£5.29
Komodo Tortoise Fruit Mix
A fruit-based treat mix for tortoises, made from dandelion, aronia berries, strawberry and redcurrants
£5.29
Komodo Tortoise Food Salad Mix
A complete holistic tortoise diet flavoured to taste like fresh salad
£7.29
Komodo Tortoise Food Cucumber
A complete holistic tortoise diet in cucumber flavour, high in fibre
£7.29
Komodo Tortoise Food - Dandelion Flavour
A dandelion-flavoured complete tortoise diet with a stated calcium to phosphorous ratio
£10.99
Komodo Tortoise Food - Cucumber Flavour
A cucumber-flavoured complete diet for pet tortoises, fed dry or wet
£10.99
Komodo Tortoise Food - Banana Flavour
A banana-flavoured complete diet for pet tortoises, fed dry or wet
£10.99
Komodo Tortoise Bar Flower
A flower and grass bar treat for tortoises, bound with a vegan binder
£4.19
Komodo Ceramic Lamp & Bracket
A ceramic lamp holder and mounting bracket for bulbs up to 200w, 172cm cable
£24.99
Komodo Habitat Moss
Ready-hydrated natural sphagnum moss in 1.5L or 3L for reptile humidity and shedding
From£7.29
Komodo Tortoise Food Dandelion
A complete holistic tortoise diet in dandelion flavour, high in fibre
From£7.29
Komodo Tortoise Food Fruit Flower Flavour
A fruit and flower flavoured tortoise diet, high in fibre with a calcium-forward mineral ratio
From£7.29
Substrates and terrain
The range includes several substrate types — coconut, straw, beech chips, aspen and moss among them — and which one suits your enclosure depends more on the species inside it than personal preference. Species that burrow or need humidity generally do better on coconut or moss, while drier setups often use straw or beech chips.
Compact terrain bricks are a concentrated version of the coconut substrate, sold dry and expanded with water before use, which is a practical way to buy and store a large volume of substrate without the bulk. Check what your particular reptile needs before choosing, since the wrong substrate for a species can be more of a welfare issue than a cosmetic one.
Tortoise food and supplements
Komodo's tortoise food range covers several flavours — banana, cucumber, dandelion and mixed salad among them — sold as a way to vary a tortoise's diet rather than as a single complete food to feed exclusively. A calcium supplement for herbivores sits alongside it, aimed at species that need extra calcium beyond what fresh food alone provides.
Fresh, varied plant matter should still make up the bulk of a tortoise's diet where your species allows it, with a prepared food and supplement used to fill genuine gaps rather than replace fresh feeding altogether. If you are not sure what your tortoise's species needs, a reptile-experienced vet or a specialist reptile keeper's guide is a better source than guesswork.
Heating
A ceramic heat lamp and bracket, and the heat mats in the range, are built to maintain the background temperature a reptile enclosure needs rather than to provide the basking spot itself — those are usually two separate jobs done by two different products. Always run heating equipment through its own thermostat rather than leaving it unregulated.
Getting the temperature gradient right across the enclosure matters more for most reptiles than any single product choice, so it is worth checking the specific range your species needs and confirming actual temperatures with a thermometer rather than relying on a heater's stated wattage alone.