Nomoy NFF-113 Simulation Hanging Plants
Nomoy NFF-113 Simulation Hanging Plants
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Add realistic greenery to your reptile’s home with the Nomoy NFF-113 Simulation Hanging Plant. Designed for terrariums and vivariums, it mimics real foliage, creating a natural and enriching habitat for reptiles, amphibians, and small animals.
Crafted from non-toxic, durable materials, it provides excellent climbing and hiding opportunities. Easy to clean and maintain, it’s ideal for enhancing both the aesthetics and functionality of your pet’s enclosure.
Key Features:
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Realistic hanging greenery for terrariums
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Provides cover, shade, and climbing space
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Non-toxic, safe for all reptiles
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Flexible and easy to position
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Works with tropical and arid habitats
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