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D&D Media Bags

Name: D&D Media Bags
Brand: D-D
SKU: DDMED|MARIN|01167|D-D
Price: 5.25 GBP
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D&D Media Bags - Pack of two fine mesh media bags for the use of carbon and Rowaphos as well as a multitude of other medias. The monofilament construction of these bags makes them very easy to clean. Each pack contains 2 bags that are 25cm x 10cm and come complete with a locking clip to keep the bag sealed.

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