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Commercial Sponge (Dry)
Configure & Price
The natural sponges were once considered a plant but were reclassified an animal approximately 60 years ago. Sponges are hermaphrodites meaning that they produce both a sperm and an egg. They are an excellent "Hands On" specimen.
112.1221.1
- Size
- 5" - 6"
- Packaging
- Dry
Vac-Pac only
Commerical Sponge-Dried Pieces-Euspongia Type