Orku Fossil Shell Flour Tubs - Livestock Garden and Pet Diatomaceous Earth Pet Accessories * Heavy-duty PVC and polyester DSDSZ-FOUNT-ANGEL-BU

Name: Orku Fossil Shell Flour Tubs - Livestock Garden and Pet Diatomaceous Earth Pet Accessories * Heavy-duty PVC and polyester DSDSZ-FOUNT-ANGEL-BU
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 48456942562
Price: 89.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4932 (20 reviews)

Orku Fossil Shell Flour Tubs - Livestock Garden and Pet Diatomaceous Earth Pet Accessories * Heavy-duty PVC and polyester DSDSZ-FOUNT-ANGEL-BU

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Orku Fossil Shell Flour Tubs Livestock Garden and Pet Diatomaceous Earth Pet Accessories * Heavy duty PVC and polyester DSDSZ FOUNT ANGEL BU * Heavy duty PVC and polyester 3 ply side walls D: 27cm x 22cm (6R or 8R with white border removed) Particle size: Approximately 300 micron average Orku Fossil Shell Flour is a natural diatomaceous earth powder sourced from ancient freshwater deposits in North Queensland

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