Insektenliebe Stacking Ring

Insektenliebe Stacking Ring – More Space for Your Rearing Containers

Lots of rearing containers but not enough space? With the Insektenliebe Stacking Ring, you can easily stack your rearing containers on top of each other. This helps you make better use of the available space while keeping things more organized when rearing your invertebrates.

The black stacking ring is placed between two matching rearing containers. It keeps the containers apart and creates a stable connection when stacking them. This is especially handy when you’re rearing several jumping spiders, tarantulas, or other small invertebrates individually.

In addition, the ring has openings on the sides. These allow for air circulation between the stacked cans, provided their ventilation openings are properly aligned.

This way, many individual rearing containers come together to form a well-organized setup.

More Organization in Animal Husbandry

Anyone who raises multiple animals is familiar with the problem: Each rearing container needs its own space. That’s why shelves and countertops quickly fill up.

With the Insektenliebe stacking ring, you can make better use of the available space. Instead of placing all the containers side by side, you can stack compatible containers on top of each other.

This leaves more room for additional rearing containers, feed insects, and accessories.

This is especially handy when raising animals individually. That way, each animal stays in its own container, while you can arrange multiple containers to save space.

Fits seven can sizes

The Insektenliebe stacking ring is compatible with the following rearing containers:

• 1,000 ml
• 870 ml
• 550 ml
• 520 ml
• 365 ml
• 280 ml
• 180 ml

This allows you to use the ring with different sizes of your rearing containers.

This is especially handy when raising young animals. Because as your animals grow and need larger containers, you can continue to use the stacking ring.

However, it is important that the cans fit the ring and sit securely when stacked.

Side openings for air circulation

A distinctive feature of the stacking ring is the large openings on its sides.

This leaves an open space between two stacked containers. This is especially helpful when a rearing container has ventilation holes in the bottom or lid.

This is because such openings could be covered up if the items were stacked directly on top of each other.

The stacking ring, on the other hand, creates space between the containers.

However, the ring does not replace adequate ventilation of the rearing containers. Therefore, you should always make sure that each container has enough ventilation holes of its own.

Easy to set up and flexible to use

It’s easy to use.

First, place a suitable rearing container on a flat surface. Then place the stacking ring on the designated area.

Then you can place the next matching can on top of it.

Make sure they are securely in place and aligned straight. A stable structure is especially important when stacking multiple containers.

You should also arrange the cages so that you can still easily monitor and care for each animal.

Ideal for raising various invertebrates

The Insektenliebe stacking ring is a practical addition for anyone who keeps many small animals separately.

It is particularly useful for raising:

• Jumping Spiders
• Tarantulas
• Praying mantises
• Scorpions
• Other small invertebrates

Of course, the animals remain in separate containers.

This way, you can check each rearing container individually while still saving space.

Benefits at a Glance

• Allows for space-saving stacking of rearing cans
• Fits seven different can sizes
• Suitable for containers ranging from 180 to 1,000 ml
• Side openings allow for air circulation
• Creates space between stacked containers
• Convenient for rearing many invertebrates individually
• Helps make better use of shelves and work surfaces
• Easy to insert and remove
• Black design with green accents

The Right Accessories for Your Breeding Program

Rearing box with gauze in the lid—offers larger young animals more space and can be integrated into your rearing system using the matching stacking ring.

Rearing container with a perforated lid —suitable for various invertebrates during rearing and can be stacked to save space.

Forest humus —provides a natural substrate for rearing containers, provided it meets the needs of the species being kept.

Large fruit fly “Big” – suitable as live food for many young jumping spiders and praying mantises.

Substrate Care – helps break down organic matter in the substrate and, under appropriate conditions, maintains a natural balance.

Fingerwood XS – creates delicate climbing structures and natural hiding spots in small rearing containers.

Conclusion: A small addition with great benefits

The Insektenliebe stacking ring helps you arrange your rearing containers in a space-saving and organized way.

It combines a simple design with practical side openings. You can also use it for containers of various sizes.

This is a particularly helpful addition to your rearing area, especially if you’re raising many invertebrates individually.

Make better use of your space and keep your rearing containers more organized—with the INSEKTENLIEBE stacking ring.