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Keep cages, branches, hot rocks, plastic vines, and bowls clean and fresh. Dissolves organic matter, contains all natural enzymes, and deodorizes terrariums. Brush included for easy cleaning.
SKU | 2151646 |
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Primary Brand | Fluker's |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Personalized Item flag | No |
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Volume | 16 FZ |
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1. Unscrew brush from top of bottle.2. Remove plastic plug from bottle neck.3. Replace brush.4. Squeeze small amount of product into the brush and begin scrubbing.5. Rinse well with water and repeat if necessary.Warning: Keep closed when not in use. Keep out of reach of children.
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Great Product!
GeckoGal
8 years ago
I use this when cleaning my gecko tanks - I have an 18x18x24 ExoTerra, a 12x12x1...
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Terrible cleaner
EpicGamer217
6 years ago
This product is terrible compared to other cleaners. 1.) This product has a l...
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