Nomoy NFF-115 Simulation Hanging Plant
Nomoy NFF-115 Simulation Hanging Plant
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Add a vibrant, lifelike touch to your terrarium with the Nomoy NFF-115 Simulation Hanging Plant. Crafted for realism and functionality, this artificial plant creates an enriching, naturalistic environment for reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates.
The hanging design provides visual appeal and essential shelter, encouraging natural hiding and climbing behavior. Built from non-toxic, easy-to-clean materials, it's an ideal accessory for any bioactive, arid, or tropical enclosure.
Key Features:
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Lifelike artificial plant design
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Hangs easily in any enclosure
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Provides shade, cover, and enrichment
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Safe for all terrarium inhabitants
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Durable and easy to clean
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