Artificial Aquarium Plants, 12pcs, Coral, Seaweed Water Plants, Fish Tank Lifelike Decorations, for Household and Office

I mean - they’re plastic plants. It’s hard to mess up. I got tired of fighting the live plants, and these added such a spectacular pop to my tanks that I immediately turned around and ordered a second set. I’m looking forward to not caring much about macros or substrate - except for the epiphytes and floating plants. And being able to completely overhaul the tanks without worrying about rooted plants.

Value for dollars

I was so excited when i opened the box and saw these. they are just fine for my needs. in aquariums with livebearing fishes i like to have a lot of real and artificial plants and decor for the fry to hide in. most of the time, the adult fish eat the fry, but with a lot of plants and things, the fry can hide and survive. these plants aren't the most beautiful plants on the planet, they don't look super realistic or anything. but they fill the tank right up and the fishes seem to like hiding in them and such. the tall plants that come with this are too tall for a 10 gallon tank but perfect for a typical 29 gallon.

Some stand up really well some don't but for the price there good

After struggling to keep live plants in my aquarium, I gave up after one of those live plants introduced black beard algae to my tank. I gave up after months of trying to fight it, scrapped all my decor and decided to start over with plastic plants.I love the look of live plants, so I really like how these plants move with the flow of the water. It definitely gives them a more natural look. The plants, for the most part, are soft and won't harm fish, but there are a few of the smaller orange ones that I wouldn't put into a tank with fish that have long or flowing fins (betta, angelfish, etc) as I could see them getting easily snagged and torn.The largest plant hides my filter perfectly. I have a 40 gallon breeder, so there were plenty of smaller plants to fill up the front areas, but I'll be ordering more tall ones to hide the rest of the equipment in the back.

There’s so many! And nice colors too. They’re regular plastic. I have a couple of large goldfish in a 20 gallon tank and I only ended up using like half of them. You can clean them by taking them out and washing in the sink. They haven’t cut or injured my fish and I’ve had them for about a year now. Definitely sturdy. They serve the purpose

Liked these so much I reordered for my new tank

Nice looking set but the pink piece got rusty underneath the base (pictured). It's probably from the wire embedded in the stem, which doesn't make sense if the purpose is to decorate a fish tank.

C’est parfait pour mon aquarium