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About This Item

Details

  • Patent pending floating mirror promotes natural territorial behaviors in bettas.
  • Provides an enriching activity that reduces boredom and supports healthy exercise.
  • Your betta will “exercise” his fins as he sees himself in the mirror every time he swims by.
  • Easy to use by simply submersing mirror in aquarium with a convenient floating ball to keep it in place.
  • No assembly is needed and is designed to be used daily for short periods of time.

Instructions

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Questions & Answers

4 Customer Questions


Can I keep in the tank all time? Or is that unhealthy?

Answer by ChewyMay 15, 2018
This mirror can be used daily, but shouldn't be in the tank 100% of the time.

Is there a chance this could stress the fish out?

Answer by ChewyDec 27, 2018
This exercise mirror can stress your betta if left inside their home for more than 5 minutes at a time, one or twice per day.

My Betta fish, Tony, seems to love this toy. Is it ok to leave it in longer than 5 minutes? I've been doing 10 sometimes 15 minutes because he has so much fun with it. When I take it out, I lay it next to his tank and he swims down to stare at it!!

Answer by ChewyMay 26, 2020
The Betta mirror should only be used for 5 minutes at a time. It shows the Betta another male and causes him to flare up at it. If you leave it in longer than 5 minutes it can stress the Betta out and cause health issues.

hello! i have two black moore goldfish living in a 30 gallon tank. i was wondering if this was suitable for them? i wanted something for them to play with. if not, i would love to know something else they might enjoy.

Answer by ChewySep 26, 2019
The Betta Exercise mirror can be used with a goldfish but it will not get the same result as when used with a Betta. Goldfish are community fish and can be housed together. A Betta on the other hand is solitary and will fight with other fish it sees. The mirror shows them another fish which causes them to flare up and display.
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93 Ratings

71 Customer Reviews



Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Kerrianne on Aug 17, 2025

Not a good option for a male betta fish!

Our fish Ozzy Red is the only fish in our habitat of a 5 gallon tank. This mirror makes him go crazy, he looks at himself and freaks out, banging up against it,

Our fish Ozzy Red is the only fish in our habitat of a 5 gallon tank. This mirror makes him go crazy, he looks at himself and freaks out, banging up against it, and the edges of the mirror are not good for his fins! He is a male betta, and is meant to be the only fish to avoid any aggression!


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Brett on Dec 9, 2025

Mirror

He likes to look at himself and flare his fins

He likes to look at himself and flare his fins


Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Cynthia on Aug 16, 2025

My beta was absolutly not interested in this item

He would go up to it and turn around ignoring it the rest of the time it was in the tank.

He would go up to it and turn around ignoring it the rest of the time it was in the tank.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Wanda on Aug 23, 2025

Beta me

The beta really likes it

The beta really likes it


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Diamond on Mar 1, 2025

Made just for bettas

It's fun to see him enjoying his toys I buy him and I love the things they have just for bettas

It's fun to see him enjoying his toys I buy him and I love the things they have just for bettas


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Gena on Jan 8, 2025

Great exercise tol

My fish reacts with great enthusiasm when the mirror is in the water. She goes up to it, puffs up, and is doing well.

My fish reacts with great enthusiasm when the mirror is in the water. She goes up to it, puffs up, and is doing well.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Kit on Sep 15, 2024

Good for exercise

The mirror surface,both sides, is good and clear. In the instructions it says to leave in with fish for 5 minutes. I always put a timer on for this as I can see

The mirror surface,both sides, is good and clear. In the instructions it says to leave in with fish for 5 minutes. I always put a timer on for this as I can see how if left any longer could cause stress and defeat the purpose. I would recommend.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Carol on Jul 14, 2025

Quality

Good quality

Good quality


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By ANGELA on Nov 17, 2024

Very entertaining

My fish loved it so much I have to take it out so that he will eat

My fish loved it so much I have to take it out so that he will eat


Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Michelle on Jul 24, 2024

Betta mirrior

My Betta fish Percy seems to like this mirror but it is still new to him. It is well made and floats.

My Betta fish Percy seems to like this mirror but it is still new to him. It is well made and floats.