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Imagitarium Seaweed Feeding Clip, 2-Pack
Description
Add variety to feeding time with Imagitarium Seaweed Feeding Clips, which easily attach to your aquarium's wall so your tank inhabitants can graze on seaweed. The clips also feature a stainless steel spring and pin.
- - Seaweed Feeding Clip from Imagitarium
- - Great for attaching seaweed to your aquaring wall for aquatic life to graze from
- - Includes 2 clips
- - Features a stainless steel spring and pin
Specifications
| SKU | 3790722 |
|---|---|
| Weight | .055 LB |
Item Dimensions
| Height | 2.28 IN |
|---|---|
| Width | 1.35 IN |
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