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Before you start looking for a new roommate to help with your reptile's stinky situation, check out the Zilla Green Reptile Terrarium Liner! This liner is packed with a special biodegradable enzyme that helps reduce odor, so you can breathe easy and enjoy your reptilian friend's company. The absorbent, non-abrasive material won't irritate your scaly pal and is totally safe because it can't be digested. Plus, cleaning up after them is a breeze!
SKU | 1238639 |
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Primary Brand | Zilla |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Primary Color | Green |
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Personalized Item flag | No |
Length | 17.5 IN |
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Width | 35.25 IN |
If required cut to size with scissors. Place in bottom of terrarium. Add decorative items, food and water dishes. Cleaning: remove liner and rinse with cold tap water. Allow to air dry and replace in terrarium. Install new liner monthly or as needed to maintain odor elimination.
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