Florida AquaTerra

Hardscape, Botanicals, and Plants

All items were grown in our greenhouse and garden, or were ethically and legally collected from local forests, streams, and lakes.

LIVE PLANTS

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We keep several distinctive strains of pothos and monsterra, several flowering cacti, and a wide range of interesting tropical plants.

FOSSILS

☆COMING SOON☆

Add a fascinating new dimension to your hardscape with real prehistoric plants and animals from the Cretaceous, Jurassic, or Triassic age.

BOTANICALS

For Aquariums & Terrariums

Responsibly sourced and collected botanicals from Florida's neo-tropical coastal environments.

Live Oak Leaves

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$14

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Magnolia Leaves

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Crepe Myrtle Bark

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Pothos

$10

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Monsterra

$10

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News & Announcements

Updates on current stock levels, new items, and unusual finds.

May Stock Update

May 2025

Everything listed above is currently in stock and Florida temperatures are great for shipping! We are currently out of fossils; We're planning a collecting trip in early summer that will net a large quantity of shark teeth and petrified plant life.

April Stock Update

April 2025

Everything is in stock. We have a large quantity of deer moss but we expect it to sell quickly and we will not be collecting more until our permit renews. Temperatures are great for shipping.

March Stock Update

March 2025

All listed items are in stock and temperatures are good for shipping.

Testimonials

Brenda B

Norwich, New York

Kelsey J

Hoboken, Georgia

NW Florida

Köppen Climate Classification: Cfa (humid subtropical)

The combination of rainfall and sun makes NW Florida a great place to grow tropical plants outdoors, taking advantage of the free solar energy and humidity. Our subtropical climate is home to many interesting plants and animals and has become a favorite ecosystem to try to recreate.

Our USDA Plant Hardiness Zone is 9a. We have an average annual extreme minimum temperature of 20 to 25f. This happens once or twice each winter with plenty of forewarning. We cover the plants with sheets or bring the small ones indoors. We rarely lose anything.