QM-130 Cactus Plant
QM-130 Cactus Plant
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The QM-130 Cactus Plant is a detailed and realistic artificial plant, perfect for enhancing the aesthetic and environment of your reptile’s terrarium. Crafted to mimic the natural texture and color of desert flora, it offers your pet a lifelike setting while requiring no maintenance.
Ideal for arid species like bearded dragons, leopard geckos, or uromastyx, the cactus provides a visual enrichment piece that is both safe and durable. Its wide base ensures it stays firmly in place within the enclosure.
Key Features:
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Realistic design ideal for desert setups
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Made from reptile-safe, non-toxic materials
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Stable and easy to position
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Enhances habitat without changing humidity
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No watering or trimming needed
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