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Exo-Terra Feeding Dish (Med)

Part Number: HAGE0022811
Weight: 0.55 lbs

Feeding dish: steps prevent crickets and terrariumanimals from drowning. non-porous and smooth surface will not absorb harmful bacteria. stable not easily tipped over by larger reptiles.

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Place dish in reptile enclosure. easy to clean.
Medium
Made from food grade resin. natural realistic rock finish.

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