QM-38 Cactus Plant
QM-38 Cactus Plant
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The QM-38 Cactus Plant is a realistic and maintenance-free decoration crafted for desert-style reptile enclosures. Its natural cactus shape offers a desert vibe without the risk of real plant care or sharp spines.
Perfect for reptiles like bearded dragons, geckos, and uromastyx, this durable synthetic plant is made from non-toxic materials. It enhances both the visual appeal and environmental enrichment of the habitat, giving reptiles a more naturalistic setting.
Key Features:
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Safe and realistic cactus design
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Non-toxic and pet-friendly materials
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Ideal for desert terrarium aesthetics
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Easy to clean and position
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Suitable for all arid reptile species
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