| | |  | Reptiles & Amphibians | Home » » Exo Terra Natural Waterfall with Pump - Medium | | | | | | | Description: | | The Exo Terra Waterfall can be installed anywhere in a terrarium. Water circulation is provided by the Exo Terra Repti-Flo pump (included). The presence of clean and fresh water is important for the proper care and maintenance of captive reptiles and amphibians. Exo Terra offers a complete line of products to ensure that a quality water source is always easy accessible for the terrarium inhabitants and that the water is kept clean and free of debris. The Exo Terra Waterfall consists of several parts to facilitate easy cleaning. With its unique design, the Exo Terra Waterfall adds a touch of natural beauty to any terrarium while performing the vital function of providing a water source. For safety reasons, the walls of the collection tank are rough, in order to allow reptiles and amphibians to climb out easily, thus avoiding any danger of drowning. As an additional safety measure, for smaller chameleons and frogs, small stones or gravel should be added to the collection tank. | | | Features: | |
• Natural look integrates in any type of terrarium; Stimulates natural drinking behavior in reptiles
• Fully encased water tank and pump; pump included
• Very stable, not easily tipped over by larger reptiles; should be positioned on a flat surface and not suitable for use outside sealed glass terrarium
• Made from hard, non-porous and non-toxic resin; prevents the development of harmful bacteria
• Measures 9 inches length x 8.2 inches width x 10.6 inches height
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 9.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 8.2 inches | | Product Height:
| 10.6 inches | | Product Weight:
| 5.95 pounds | | Package Length:
| 12.76 inches | | Package Width:
| 10.63 inches | | Package Height:
| 10.24 inches | | Package Weight:
| 8.16 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 8 reviews |
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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 piss poorApr 14, 2010
By J. Guzzo
the waterfall itself is nice, but the pump is terrible. worked for maybe a day then didn't work anymore. keeping the pump where you want it to be is also extremely aggravating. the suction cups that are mounted on the bottom of the pump itself don't seem quite big enough to keep it stabilized in a proper position. I'm not bashing exo terra in any way, i think their products are great, but i haven't had much luck with anything water related and exo terra. look around the web for reviews before you buy this. there's a lot of complaints!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
sucksFeb 17, 2012
By EMT John
"EMT John"
This rock feature seems cool but it really sucks to clean... the algea builds up really fast. I bought the fogger to go in it and it works great the first week and then stops putting out a lot of fog, I tryed soaking it in viniger like it suggested but doesnt work ether. My other problem with the fogger is that is heats the water up pretty damn hot and just heats up my tank to much. very poor product.
Great to start - didn't last longApr 16, 2012
By Doodle
We picked one of these up at a local pet store for our new chameleon. It worked really well for a few weeks, but was finicky when the water level wasn't just right. After awhile, some slime started to develop in the water reservoir. A few days later, it barely worked. When we opened it up, everything was coated in slime and the pump would not operate at all. It also became a hiding place for crickets. We ended up taking it out, washing the thing completely and setting it up again, but could not get it to pump water. Overall, this was a poor product that might have listed a bit longer with daily maintenance, but we did not want to spend that much time operating it. Opt for something with a built in filter.
Additionally, our chameleon got sick after a few weeks of coming home with us. The mold and growth in the water (as well as the mold from the water fall overflowing) may have been a big contributing factor (along with stress and a multitude of other environmental changes). We've had better luck misting the tank manually.
 Needs some tweakingMar 15, 2012
By Amanda
I love the look of the waterfall but it was kind of a pain to put together and doesn't seem very stable. Also, when I first set it up the water flow was barely a drip because the tubing that connects to the pump is way too long and it ends up pinched shut by the weight of the waterfall no matter how I positioned the pump. After I cut the tubing down a bit it works great, but still falls apart if I move it too much, luckily my skink is small enough she won't be able to knock it over but I would worry with a larger reptile.
Exo Terra Waterfall = Crap!Feb 23, 2012
By A. Paraspolo
I wanted a waterfall for my two corn snakes. I looked online and kind of liked this one. I went out and bought it at PetSmart for $39.99. I couldn't wait till I got home so I set it up at work.
Here is what I don't like about it.
1. There are 3 pieces plus the pump. None of which fit together properly. The back piece is angled and falls off with any bump. And there are gaps everywhere.
2. The pump has 4 suction cups for feet but the inside of the waterfall is textured so they don't stick.
3. The Water collection area doesn't hold more that a tablespoon of water.
Here is what I like about it.
I bought it from PetSmart and I can return it.
I will now try Zoo Meds waterfall which I think is all one piece. Hope it is better than this p.o.s.
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