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8/16/32 Pack Rite-Size C Filter Cartridges Compatible with MarineLand Penguin PRO Power Filters 275/375 & Original Penguin Power Filters 200/350 - Rite-Size C Replacement Filter Cartridges Dashboard Clips Right shifter is a trigger-type

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8 16 32 Pack Rite Size C Filter Cartridges Compatible with MarineLand Penguin PRO Power Filters 275 375 & Original Penguin Power Filters 200 350 Rite Size C Replacement Filter Cartridges Dashboard Clips Right shifter is a trigger type Right shifter is a trigger type 8 speed shifter The smooth surface and fine texture ensure that you can easily demold them and use them repeatedly If you have any questions 【Strong Compatibility】: Rite Size C replacement filter cartridges are compatible with MarineLand Penguin Power Filters

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