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Koi Sock Net (Non water tight)

Norfine

Size: 9"

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Norfine Koi socks are designed to carry a koi from the pond to a inspection bowl or tank without causing harm or stress to the fish.

11inch Diameter koi handling sock NON water tight on a 18″ long heavy duty Aluminium handle

9 inch Diameter koi handling sock NON water tight on a 18″ long heavy duty Aluminium handle

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Koi Sock Net (Non water tight)

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