QM-128 Cactus Plant
QM-128 Cactus Plant
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The QM-128 Cactus Plant offers a striking, lifelike addition to desert-themed reptile enclosures. Designed to mimic the natural look of desert flora, this artificial cactus enhances your pet's environment with zero maintenance.
Crafted from durable, reptile-safe materials, it’s ideal for species such as bearded dragons, leopard geckos, and uromastyx. The vibrant green and realistic textures create an inviting, enriching space while keeping your terrarium dry and hygienic.
Key Features:
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Ultra-realistic cactus design for desert-style terrariums
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Made from durable, non-toxic materials
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Easy to clean and requires no watering
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Stable base for secure placement
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Suitable for all desert reptile species
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