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The Pet Factory Woodfix Large
'- Solid, dry, white rotten hardwood trunk for breeding beetles
- Woodfix is ideal for breeding many species of stag beetle!
- Woodfix consists of naturally matured hardwood and is completely dry.
- This allows it to be stored almost indefinitely.
- It is used by many species of beetles in the terrarium as food and substrate for laying eggs.
- To do this, remove the packaging and soak the wood in warm water for two days.
- Depending on the type of beetle, it is then placed on the substrate (Beetlefix 1 & 2) or partially buried.
- Woodfix is ideal for breeding many species of stag beetle!
- Woodfix consists of naturally matured hardwood and is completely dry.
- This allows it to be stored almost indefinitely.
- It is used by many species of beetles in the terrarium as food and substrate for laying eggs.
- To do this, remove the packaging and soak the wood in warm water for two days.
- Depending on the type of beetle, it is then placed on the substrate (Beetlefix 1 & 2) or partially buried.
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'- Solid, dry, white rotten hardwood trunk for breeding beetles
- Woodfix is ideal for breeding many species of stag beetle!
- Woodfix consists of naturally matured hardwood and is completely dry.
- This allows it to be stored almost indefinitely.
- It is used by many species of beetles in the terrarium as food and substrate for laying eggs.
- To do this, remove the packaging and soak the wood in warm water for two days.
- Depending on the type of beetle, it is then placed on the substrate (Beetlefix 1 & 2) or partially buried.
- Woodfix is ideal for breeding many species of stag beetle!
- Woodfix consists of naturally matured hardwood and is completely dry.
- This allows it to be stored almost indefinitely.
- It is used by many species of beetles in the terrarium as food and substrate for laying eggs.
- To do this, remove the packaging and soak the wood in warm water for two days.
- Depending on the type of beetle, it is then placed on the substrate (Beetlefix 1 & 2) or partially buried.
