Nomoy NFF-84 Simulation Hanging Plant
Nomoy NFF-84 Simulation Hanging Plant
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Enhance your reptile’s environment with the Nomoy NFF-84 Simulation Hanging Plant, designed to replicate the look and feel of natural foliage. This hanging plant provides visual appeal and functional cover, giving reptiles and amphibians a secure space to explore and hide.
Made from durable, non-toxic materials, it's safe for all terrarium inhabitants. Whether you're building a rainforest-themed enclosure or adding variety to your setup, this plant adds dimension and a realistic touch.
Key Features:
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Lifelike hanging plant design
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Encourages natural behaviors
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Non-toxic, safe materials
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Ideal for tropical and jungle terrariums
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Easy to position and maintain
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