Splash ready
Waterproof BOPP handles damp shelves and wet hands better than uncoated paper.
Pet Products · Printed in Kitchener, ON
Aquarium and reptile products live around water, humidity and heat lamps. We print waterproof labels in short runs for fish food, water conditioners and habitat supplies, so branding is readable on a damp shop shelf and a fish-room counter.
2-day turnaround after proof approval · Free proofs · Small runs welcome
Why it matters
Waterproof BOPP handles damp shelves and wet hands better than uncoated paper.
Create colour-coded labels for freshwater, marine and reptile products so shoppers find the right item quickly.
Leave room for dosing tables and tank-size guides that hobbyists rely on.
Look consistent beside larger brands from the very first small batch.
Choose a rectangle for bottle and tub fronts, a circle for caps and a back label for dosing. Gloss gives vivid colour on a busy shelf. Start with 250 labels per product.
Colour-code freshwater, marine and reptile products and keep dosing tables dark on a light background for easy reading.
Ready to price it? Open the quote builder below, upload your artwork for a free proof, or browse all label industries and label shapes.
Shapes & finishes
All 2Day labels are waterproof BOPP printed on HP Indigo and cut in-house. See all 12 label shapes →
Instant pricing
Your shape and stock are preselected for this industry. Change anything, upload artwork, and add to cart when the estimate looks right. Free proof, 2-day turnaround after approval.
Your proof appears here once you upload artwork
We’ll show your artwork with the die line (cut path) on top so you can size, move and rotate it.Drag to move · corner handles resize · top handle rotates. The flashing line is where we cut.
Aquarium & Reptile Supply Labels FAQ
Yes, BOPP is waterproof. Constant submersion is not a standard use, so test your case if labels will sit in water.
Heat can affect adhesives. If labels are near heat sources, test a short run under realistic conditions before ordering more.
Yes, as part of your artwork. Keep tables simple and high-contrast, and have a formulator confirm the numbers before you approve the proof.