Various animal project school Bleiswijk
For a school in Bleiswijk, a multi-faceted animal project was realized with terrarium boxes on cabinets, a paludarium for reptiles, glass feeders, various rodent and rabbit enclosures, fencing for farm animals and a large green aviary that can be divided up to separate animals.
Terrarium boxes and paludarium
There are terrarium boxes on cabinets for small reptiles, amphibians and other animals that require controlled habitats. The paludarium provides a natural habitat for reptiles and amphibians, complete with water and land areas. There are also glass containers for food and materials, keeping everything organized and hygienic.
Rodent and rabbit enclosures for the classroom
Several rodent and rabbit enclosures have been placed in the classrooms. These are accessible to students and promote observation, care and education while providing a comfortable and safe habitat for the animals.
Fencing for farm animals
Fencing has been installed on the property for farm animals so that larger animals can be safely housed. This is ideal for practical classes in animal care and agricultural education.
Large green aviary
The large green aviary is divided, allowing animals to be separated or grouped together as needed. This allows for flexibility in management while providing a natural, orderly habitat for birds and other small animals.
Benefits of the project
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Terrarium boxes on cabinets and paludarium for reptiles
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Glass feeders for overview and hygiene
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Rodent and rabbit enclosures suitable for classrooms
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Fencing for larger farm animals
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Large green aviary with divisible sections
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Durable, hygienic and student-friendly
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Ideal for education, observation and hands-on learning

















