Donut Lid (wire screen) [pack of 12]

Aka screen port, this donut lid is a key part of the BugDorm-1 insect cage and BugDorm-5 insect cage with screen port. It uses sturdy 24 x 24 mesh wire netting to bear weighty apparatuses, such as blood feeders. The wire-screen donut lid can also replace the Nylon-screen donut lid of the pint-sized BugDorm to cope with small animals that claw aggressively.

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x12 Donut Lid (wire screen)

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