Large hedgehog

Name: Large hedgehog
Brand: Ecoterrazas
SKU: Erizo -grande
Price: 4.5 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

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White marbled sea urchin shell with green to purple shades.

Size between 9 and 10 cm.

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