QM-131 Cactus Plant
QM-131 Cactus Plant
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The QM-131 Cactus Plant is a striking, maintenance-free addition to your reptile’s enclosure. Designed to resemble real desert flora, this artificial cactus delivers natural beauty without the upkeep, making it ideal for desert-dwelling reptiles such as bearded dragons or uromastyx.
With its lifelike detailing and durable construction, this plant not only elevates the aesthetic of your terrarium but also provides visual enrichment for your pet. Safe, non-toxic materials ensure peace of mind for all reptile owners.
Key Features:
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Hyper-realistic cactus design
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Made with pet-safe materials
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Ideal for desert terrarium environments
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Sturdy base for secure placement
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No watering or sunlight needed
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