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Can O' Snails - 1.7 Oz

Part Number: ZOOM0040049
Weight: 0.13 lbs

Perfect food for reptiles amphibians birds fishor mammals. ideal for skinks turtles monitors tegus box turtles and small animals.

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Feed one or two snails as a part of a diet or as atreat.
De-shelled farm raised garden snails.

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