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Zilla Brown Reptile Terrarium Liners 30BR/40BR/50/65 Gallon
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With Zilla Brown Reptile Terrarium Liners, you can give your reptile buddies a plush green or brown carpet that they'll love! The liner is made from an absorbent and non-abrasive material that will keep them comfortable. It's treated with a biodegradable enzyme that reduces odors, so you don't have to worry about any funky smells. Cleaning it is a breeze - just rinse it with some cold tap water and reuse! Whether you're a beginner pet owner or an experienced reptile enthusiast, this liner is the perfect choice for a fresh and healthy habitat.
- - Made from absorbent and non-abrasive material to keep reptiles comfortable
- - Biodegradable enzyme treatment reduces odors for a fresher environment
- - Easy to clean - just rinse with cold water and reuse!
- - Safe and cannot be ingested - perfect for finicky reptiles
- - Available in sizes to fit 30BR/40BR/50/65 gallon tanks
- - Ideal for starter kits or upgrading your current terrarium setup
Specifications
| SKU | 3426648 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Zilla |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Scented | No |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Clumping | Yes |
Item Dimensions
| Volume | 40 GAL |
|---|
Absorbant, non-abrasive liners for use in a wide range of terrariums.
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Keeps the habitat nice and clean
mqsd
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Not for me
elizabethr112
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Easy reptile decor
alekspans
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Easy to clean, absorbs odor
shakara89
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Easy to clean
alondraj12
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Best Green Terrarium Mats EVER!!
hannabalmarie
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My Turtle Loved it
jasthemom
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Awesome
rachelm352
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