Vivexotic Repti-Home Cabinet Large Oak for BD Viv (PT4162)

Vivexotic Repti-Home Cabinet Large Oak for BD Viv (PT4162)

Marsoni

M251S

$199.99

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Vivexotic Repti-Home Cabinet Large Oak for BD Viv (PT4162)Beech Wood Effect Cabinet for Repti Home Bearded Dragon AAL Enclosure This cabinet is specifically designed to perfectly complement the Repti Home Bearded Dragon AAL enclosure, ensuring a seamless and stylish addition to your home. Please note that this cabinet is compatible only with the Repti Home Bearded Dragon AAL enclosure and will not fit other vivariums. Key Features: Designed for AAL Compliance: The AAL range is designed to meet the

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012