Live Plants

Live Plants for Terrariums, Reptile Enclosures & Plant Collections

Explore our collection of reptile-safe plants, tropical terrarium plants, and unique collector plants. Whether you’re building a lush bioactive enclosure or searching for the next addition to your houseplant collection, Buschwick Hides offers live plants selected with both plant lovers and animal keepers in mind.

Find the Right Plant for Your Space

Plant availability changes as we grow, propagate, and source new varieties. Because we work with live plants, sizes and appearances will naturally vary from one plant to another.

Browse our live plants to find options for your bioactive enclosure, terrarium, vivarium, or houseplant collection. Check individual product descriptions for more information about each plant and its potential uses.

Whether you’re growing a miniature jungle for your reptiles or running out of room for just one more houseplant, there’s always space for something interesting.

Plants for Bioactive Terrariums

Live plants can completely change the look and function of a naturalistic enclosure. They add color, texture, climbing opportunities, cover, and a more natural environment for your animals.

Our selection includes plants that can work well in tropical terrariums, vivariums, and bioactive reptile enclosures. You’ll find trailing plants, ground cover, climbing species, ferns, and other tropical plants that can help turn an enclosure into a living display.

When choosing plants for an animal enclosure, always consider the needs of both the plant and the animal. Humidity, temperature, lighting, available space, and animal behavior can all affect which plants will work best.

Rare & Collector Plants

Not every plant needs to live in a terrarium.

Our live plant collection also includes unusual tropical plants and collector varieties for people who simply love growing plants. Look for unique Philodendron, Anthurium, Syngonium, Marcgravia, and other tropical species as our available inventory changes.

Some plants may work well in both houseplant collections and carefully planned terrariums. Others are better suited for pots, cabinets, greenhouses, or indoor plant collections.