Nomoy NFF-78 Simulation Hanging Plant
Nomoy NFF-78 Simulation Hanging Plant
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Create a lush, tropical retreat for your reptile with the Nomoy NFF-78 Simulation Hanging Plant. Designed to mimic the look and feel of real foliage, this artificial plant brings vibrant greenery and depth to any terrarium setup.
Easy to mount and made from non-toxic, durable materials, it's perfect for reptiles who enjoy climbing or hiding. The flexible stem allows for customized placement, making it ideal for arboreal or rainforest-themed enclosures.
Key Features:
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Realistic hanging foliage design
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Simple to attach and reposition
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Safe for all reptile species
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Enhances natural aesthetics
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Supports climbing and hiding behavior
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