Description
Upgrade or expand your terrarium misting setup with the Exo Terra Monsoon Multi-Directional Brass Misting Nozzles. Designed for use with Exo Terra Monsoon programmable misting systems, these durable brass nozzles produce an ultrafine, fog-like mist that helps support proper humidity levels for reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, and live tropical plants.
Each pack includes two flexible, multi-directional brass spray nozzles that can be pointed where moisture is needed most. They can be used to replace existing nozzles or to expand your Monsoon system into additional terrariums when paired with compatible tubing and Y-connectors.
Consistent misting is especially valuable in bioactive terrariums, tropical vivariums, dart frog enclosures, gecko habitats, and planted reptile setups, where maintaining appropriate humidity and keeping mosses, bromeliads, orchids, and other tropical plants hydrated are important parts of long-term enclosure care.
Features:
Includes 2 brass misting nozzles
Multi-directional design allows precise spray placement
Produces an ultrafine, fog-like mist
Helps increase and maintain terrarium humidity
Excellent for reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, and tropical plants
Great for bioactive terrariums and planted vivariums
Can replace existing Exo Terra Monsoon nozzles
Can be used to expand a Monsoon misting system
Easy to install and maintain
Compatible with additional Exo Terra Monsoon tubing and Y-connectors
Ideal for geckos, dart frogs, tropical reptiles, and humidity-loving species
Exo Terra recommends using distilled water for best performance
What’s Included:
2 x Exo Terra Multi-Directional Brass Misting Nozzles
Bio Dude Tip:
For bioactive terrariums, position your misting nozzles so moisture reaches plants, leaves, cork, and other elevated surfaces without constantly saturating one area of the substrate. Your misting schedule should be adjusted based on the species, ventilation, substrate, plants, and overall enclosure conditions.
When expanding a misting system, keep in mind that adding additional nozzles can reduce the output from each individual nozzle.
