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Halatool 2 Pack Snake Bedding Natural Coconut Chips Substrate Coco Husk for Reptiles Tank Terrarium Substrate for Ball Python Frog Gecko Hermit Crab Tortoise
Halatool 2 Pack Snake Bedding Natural Coconut Chips Substrate Coco Husk for Reptiles Tank Terrarium Substrate for Ball Python Frog Gecko Hermit Crab Tortoise
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- ????2-???????????????? ???????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????? ???????????????????? ????????????????????????: You'll receive two 1.1lb compressed coconut coir bricks that expand to 8L each - perfect for ball python substrate, corn snakes, and other burrowing species. The coco chips maintain ideal humidity to support healthy shedding ?€? no more stuck shed!
- ???????????????????????????????? & ???????????????? ???????????????? ????????????????: The reptile substrate is made from coconut husk, this reptile substrate is 100% natural, low EC value, dust-free and no odors, free from dyes, chemicals, and artificial additives. Ideal for snake bedding and tropical terrariums.
- ???????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????? ???????????? ????????????????????????????????????: The irregularly sized coconut chips allow snakes to tunnel naturally, mimicking their wild habitat. No sharp edges ?€? protects delicate scales. Softer than reptisoil yet - won't break down into mush.
- ???????????????????? ???????? ????????????: Simply soak the coconut chips brick in water for instant reptile bedding (the amount of water will depend on the humidity you want). Expands to fluffy, dust-free coconut chips. Great for ball python enclosure, tortoise table, frog, hermit crab, gecko and orther bioactive setups.
- ???????????????????????? ???????????????? ???????????????????????? ????????????????????????????????????: The coconut husk provides a soft and natural surface that mimics the snakes' natural habitats, adds some texture and enrichment to the its living environment, leading to a happier and healthier captive life.
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