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For Sale Sea Grape and Palm Leaf Litter

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Sea Grape and Palm leaves are thick leaves that are great for vivariums/bioactive enclosures and isopod enclosures. Microfauna love them! Sea Grape are large leaves, and Palm leaves are very fibrous. I recommend cutting the Palm leaves with scissors if you need them in smaller pieces. Several online bioactive supply stores sell both of these leaves if you'd like to learn more about their benefits and uses. Palm bark/leaf bases are also enjoyed by microfauna, and they hold up well in bioactive enclosures and isopod bins.

7x7x6 box of Palm Bark/Leaf Bases, $16 shipped USPS Priority
7x7x6 box of Sea Grape leaves (approx. 1 gallon), $16 shipped USPS Priority
17x11x13 box of Sea Grape leaves, $30 plus FedEx shipping
12x10x6 box of Palm leaves, $19 shipped USPS Priority
24x18x18 box of Palm leaves, $60 plus FedEx shipping

Please email me at [email protected] with any questions. No PMs, please. Microfauna available at www.iheartbugs.com.
 

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