Marineland Bamboo for Aquariums & Terrariums, 3-ft

I got a juvenile Western Hognose and I needed to add some cover to make him feel more secure while out in his 20 long tank. While this did make him feel secure enough to come out and explore, all of the pointed ends of the leaves obviously bothered him when he bumped his nose on them repeatedly so instead of going under or through them, he chose to cruise on top of them or burrow under them entirely (defeating the purpose of adding this) so I've retired these in favor of some silk ones. Adding these made him feel secure enough to start eating and exploring but if your reptile has sensitive (and shovel) nose, they might be bothered by the leaves. When I sprayed once a week down his tank (it's I got a juvenile Western Hognose and I needed to add some cover to make him feel more secure while out in his 20 long tank. While this did make him feel secure enough to come out and explore, all of the pointed ends of the leaves obviously bothered him when he bumped his nose on them repeatedly so instead of going under or through them, he chose to cruise on top of them or burrow under them entirely (defeating the purpose of adding this) so I've retired these in favor of some silk ones. Adding these made him feel secure enough to start eating and exploring but if your reptile has sensitive (and shovel) nose, they might be bothered by the leaves. When I sprayed once a week down his tank (it's bioactive) he would also drink off of the leaves despite having fresh water in a bowl at all time. … more

I love this fake plant. I didn’t think my betta needed it, but it fills up my 5 gallon tank well. I’ve watched him rest in the leaves, and he likes hiding in it. I got the ghost figure too from Chewy and it’s super cute.

I was iffy about buying this but I'm glad I did! I left the piece all-together and buried the end in the pebbles. My fish love it! From the Plecostomos to the goldfish. Floats in the water unless held down (comes attached to a base).

My tank is about 2 ft tall and 4 ft long, and I’ve bought plenty of different decorations to try to help fill the space and provide good hiding places. However, most decorations only fill the bottom half, making the bottom potentially look cluttered and the top empty. Because of its height and fluidity, this artificial plant is a great way to help better distribute hiding spaces and create a good visual balance in my tank.

Only a little is 3 ft long but that was enough (nore then enough) to fill a corner of my tank. Just what I needed to hide little ones from the bigger fish. Now the small frys can grow and stop being added food for the big ones.

This plant adds a lot of dimension to my aquarium! It's not 100% realistic ~ but then again, it's artificial, so ... I really do like it, but "love" might be too strong a word in this case.

This was so long so I took some branches off and put in my adult tank and in my fry tank. My platys love swimming through it. Wish I knew how many fry platys could have, I have around 100.

Foolishly tried some live plants in my RES tank, it was decimated in less than a month. Money wasted and lesson learned I guess. :) Bought this to bring some greenery and texture to my red eared slider tank, and he seems to like it! It use to only sleep on the ramp up to his basking area but now will sleep in this foliage instead. I love that this is so big and takes up so much room for a reasonable price! Highly recommend.

I don’t like fake plants at all but was forced to use them recently on a new tank. They look remarkably good for plastic and they are large so come up side of 55 gallon and across some of the top.

I purchased this hoping it would add a pop of vibrancy to my tank. It looks great! It’s bigger than I thought it would be and looks nice. My tetras love it and it makes the tank look more alive. I have a 40 gallon breeder tank with one gold oranda, a blue lobster and some red eye tetras my tank looks so much more colorful now I recommend this product