2Pcs (2.2Lbs) Compressed Coconut Fiber Substrate, Natural Coco Coir Fiber Brick for Reptile Bedding, Coco Husk Substrate, Terrarium Bedding for Lizards, Tortoise, Frogs, Gecko, Snake
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- Ideal Reptiles Bedding, you will receive 2 packs of Coco Coir Fiber Bricks(7.9 x 3.9 x 1.97 inches, weight around 1.1lbs each), which can fully expand to 3 Gallons of Reptile Bedding Substrate. The Coco Fiber Bricks are made from natural coco fiber, which is ordorless, well retain humidity while enhance the tempature for your reptile aquarium. In order to create a ideal living enviroments for your reptile pets.
- Natural Coconut Fiber Made, our reptiles substrate is made from natural coconut fiber, which is a non toxic and dust free won't irritate your reptiles respiratory system, allows your reptiles, amphilbians healthier living space. The Coco bricks will decomposte naturally after uses, you can use it as potting soil for your outdoor garden, friendly to the enviroment.
- Compressed Made, Easy to Use and Store. Our Coconut fiber for reptiles is high compressed for easier storage. Simply soak the coco coir bricks in water ( faster with warm water), it will absord water naturally and fully expand into reptile bedding subtrate within couple of minnutes. The leight, beatherable texture from coco fiber will allow your aquarium to be better moisutrized, better keep temperature similar to reptile natural living enviroment.
- Odor and Wasted absorption, the lightweight and breathable texture from coco coir fiber allow it to absorb moisture and odors to maintain a clean, dry substrate for reptile tank environment as well as allow for easy burrowing and tunnenling.
- Variety Uses Application, You can use coco coir bricks as reptiles substrate for your pets such as Bearded Dragon, Tortoise, Snake, Frogs, Gecko, Hermit Crabs...Coconut fiber is also suitable for composting and gardening applications to enrich soil.
Brand: Garden story
Style: Compressed coconut fiber substrate
Item Weight: 1.1 Pounds
Item Volume: 5 Kilograms
Product Dimensions: 11 x 11 x 2 inches
Item Weight: 1.1 pounds
Manufacturer: Garden story
Country of Origin: Vietnam
Item model number: Coconut Fiber Substrate
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