AntHouse-Sandwich-Acri 15x10x1.5
€19.99
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Material: Acrylic
Dimensions: 150 x 100 x 15mm
Description: Suitable for all types of species and sizes, as long as they are not exceptionally big nor exceptionally small.
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Material: Acrylic
Dimensions: 150 x 100x 15 mm
Description: Suitable for all types of species and sizes, as long as they are not exceptionally big nor exceptionally small.
CAUTION: Don't clean with alcohol or another product but soapy water. The acrylic material could get broken. Don't even use talcohol (talcum powder dissolved in alcohol). If still used, it will be under the responsibility of the customer.
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