Colorado Sand 500gr
€3.49
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A mixed substrate ideal for species that need a solid base to move quickly, although it can be used wet, the ideal is to leave it dry for native species, an ideal substrate to help the larvae spin.
A mixed substrate ideal for species that need a solid base to move quickly, although it can be used wet, the ideal is to leave it dry for native species, an ideal substrate to help the larvae spin.
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Attention: Tapas valid only for models from 2018 onwards, for models of other years consult.
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