Penn-Plax Reptology Decorative Hanging Terrarium Plant Vines for Reptiles and Amphibians – 24” Length – Green & Red
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Penn-Plax Reptology Decorative Hanging Terrarium Plant Vines for Reptiles and Amphibians – 24” Length – Green & Red
- FLEXIBLE, DECORATIVE, AND USEFUL: In addition to replicating your pet’s natural environment, our plastic Hanging Vines create hiding spots, visual barriers, and extra climbing areas within any terrarium or aquarium. They’re great for Geckos, Chameleons, Anoles, Iguanas, Bearded Dragons, Skinks, Frogs, Axolotls, and many more!
- SAFE AND DURABLE MATERIALS: Our soft plastic terrarium vines are inspected with your pet’s safety in mind, and are safe for reptiles, amphibians, and even fish! Before placing into your terrarium, or as you as perform regular cleaning and maintenance, simply wipe down and rinse off vines with warm water.
- SUCTION CUPS: For a strong and secure bond with the suction cups, please clean the desired location beforehand, and then rinse the suction cups with warm water. This ensures that the Hanging Vines will stay in place within the terrarium.
- ADDITIONAL INFO: Length = 24” / Material = Soft Plastic / Color = Green & Red
- SHOP PENN-PLAX FOR ALL YOUR PET’S NEEDS: PENN-PLAX is a manufacturer and distributor of top quality pet supplies, who specialize in creating excellent pet products for animals, both great and small.
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