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where can i find large terrarium for lizards?

Jul 26, 2007 by shane w | Posted in Reptiles

where can i find large terrariums for lizards cheap other than ebay.

http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/rept ile-supplies/reptariums-reptarium-access ories-and-explorariums/

This place is great, the prices are real cheap, and you can get quality living for a fraction of the cost for your lizards... I have 2 of them right now for beardies, and it's been a piece of cake with these things. No more cleaning glass and bleaching everything... now I just rinse the cage with a little water and go!

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