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3 Hole Magnetic Frag Rock Shelf

Name: 3 Hole Magnetic Frag Rock Shelf
Brand: AQUA ROCKS
SKU: 3HOLMAG|MARIN|06801|AQUA
Price: 50.00 GBP
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3 Hole Magnetic Frag Rock Shelf - This 3 holed magnetic coral shelf is very versatile in any aquarium and uses sealed neomydium magnets rated to hold strong to half inch glass!

4″x3″x2″

***All of our frag rock creations are made to hold to half inch glass officially

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