Sturdy Metal and Wooden Baby Chicks Roosting Bars, Easy to Assemble & Clean Stand Ladder Fun Toys for Coop Accessories Audio Receiver Working voltage: 24V: 960W (max)

Name: Sturdy Metal and Wooden Baby Chicks Roosting Bars, Easy to Assemble & Clean Stand Ladder Fun Toys for Coop Accessories Audio Receiver Working voltage: 24V: 960W (max)
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 25048479030
Price: 30.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7371 (24 reviews)

Sturdy Metal and Wooden Baby Chicks Roosting Bars, Easy to Assemble & Clean Stand Ladder Fun Toys for Coop Accessories Audio Receiver Working voltage: 24V: 960W (max)

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