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Packaged Choya Wood - Small

Part Number: FLOR0033333
Weight: 0.10 lbs

Small choya wood. an unexpensive but useful item for small habitats. an object the crabs can chew and or climb upon

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Small choya wood. an unexpensive but useful item for small habitats. an object the crabs can chew and or climb upon
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