Reptile Bark Bends for Basking and Hiding
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Basking Platforms / Caves
Manufacturer:
ZILLA
The Reptile Bark Bends by Zilla make the ideal spot for hiding and basking and are great for any size reptile. Bends look like real wood bark, but are easy to clean and won't rot like wood. Reptiles love to have a private spot to hide and the Bark Bend gives them a secure resting place, yet allows you to view inside. The top is great for basking and soaking up the heat. Looks great in any terrestrial habitat and cleans easily with a gentle soap. Choose from Small, Medium and Large.
Size Information:
Small: 6.00 x 2.75 x 2.00 inches (LxWxH).
Medium: 9.00 x 4.00 x 3.00 inches (LxWxH).
Large: 12.00 x 6.00 x 6.00 inches (LxWxH).
Added or Last Modified:
5/7/2013
Bark Bend - Size (Small) Model: 11481
Ruggedly authentic look of natural wood bark
Open sides allow inside view of burrow behaviors
Easy cleaning synthetic surfaces will not decay
UPC: 096316685512
Small
Bark Bend - Size (Medium) Model: 11799
Ruggedly authentic look of natural wood bark
Open sides allow inside view of burrow behaviors
Easy cleaning synthetic surfaces will not decay
UPC: 096316685529
Medium
Bark Bend - Size (Large) Model: 11851
Ruggedly authentic look of natural wood bark
Open sides allow inside view of burrow behaviors
Easy cleaning synthetic surfaces will not decay
UPC: 096316685536
Large
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