Dischidia Bengalensis artificial plant
Dischidia Bengalensis artificial plant
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Enhance your reptile's enclosure with the Dichasia Bengalensis artificial plant, designed to mimic the look and feel of real greenery. Perfect for creating a naturalistic habitat without the maintenance required by live plants. The Dichasia Bengalensis is made from reptile-safe, non-toxic materials, ensuring your pet can explore and interact with the décor without any harm.
75cm
Key Features:
- Lifelike appearance for jungle or tropical-themed enclosures
- Made from non-toxic, reptile-safe materials
- Requires no maintenance—perfect for high-humidity environments
- Suitable for use in vivarium's, terrariums, and other reptile habitats
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