Nomoy NFF-32 Simulation Plant
Nomoy NFF-32 Simulation Plant
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Transform your reptile’s habitat with the Nomoy NFF-32 Simulation Plant—a premium, lifelike hanging plant that offers both coverage and beauty. Designed to mimic real tropical foliage, this decorative piece enhances any terrarium with a lush, natural look.
Made from non-toxic, durable materials, it withstands humidity and regular cleaning. Its soft leaves provide a comfortable shelter for shy reptiles, creating a more secure and stimulating environment.
Key Features:
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Realistic hanging plant with broad, textured leaves
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Soft, safe, and flexible for easy placement
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Ideal for reptiles needing extra cover
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Works in tropical, rainforest, and jungle setups
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Non-toxic and waterproof for safe use
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