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ReptiZoo Mini Sand Scoop

Name: ReptiZoo Mini Sand Scoop
Brand: ReptiZoo
SKU: REPMINSAN|07730|REPTI
Price: 8.00 GBP
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The Reptizoo Scoop is an ideal tool for spot-cleaning terrarium and vivarium sand substrates. This durable metal scoop features a comfortable grip and is perfectly sized and angled to reach into the corners of the enclosure. The scoop has a fine mesh to catch more debris.

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