Thermal blankets (Heating)
€19.99
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Perfect to wake up ants from hibernation period and accelerate the development of the colony. Vital for species that do not hibernate or need high temperatures during fall and spring....
Perfect to wake up ants from hibernation period and accelerate the development of the colony. Vital for species that do not hibernate or need high temperatures during fall and spring.
Small - 14 x 15 cm.(5w)
Medium - 15 x 28 cm. (7w)
Large - 28 x 28 cm. (14w)
The thermal blankets are:
Heat source for the ants.
Help for thermoregulation, metabolism, digestion, appetite and activity of ants.
Safe, with uniform heat distribution.
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