Fish Decorations for Tank. Fish Tank Decorations Pure Natural Clay Without Paint Layer Vase Aquarium décor cave Shrimps Shading Light Hide Cages Hide from breeding Habitat

Adorable addition to any tank! I was worried about the packaging it was shipped in. However it arrived completely intact!

The media could not be loaded.  The little mushroom house is the perfect addition to my tank and my betta loves it! Seems to enjoy sleeping in it at night.

I was excited to see our Betta actually using the leaf as a resting place. Very nice!

My beta loved the little mushroom house. The beta hammock is super hard plastic though and it can tear your babies fins. So I’d just get the silk one petco sells. But the set is still worth buying for the lil shroom house :)

It’s in the back in the photo but my shrimp love it. My betta doesn’t really use it nor do my male guppies but my shrimp and their babies will hang out in it. Regardless it’s adorable. My betta doesn’t use caves that much but I’ve found my other two males like the halved coconut hides you can buy on here more. However this is so adorable I use it still and I love that it doesn’t come colored. I had one before I moved to a plant pot because the paint chips. This one comes natural and matches my terracotta pots. No real blemishes I can see just the seam line dip. It did come with a full Dremel bit which I think is cool. I didn’t really need to use it but it’s nice to have. Haven’t used the leaf but seems sturdy maybe a bit small for a betta to sleep on. I just rinsed the house then soaked it for a bit to sink. Didn’t take long at all. Love it!!

I have a 5 gallon tank for my betta fish. This decoration fits perfectly in the tank with some other plants. My fish LOVES this decoration. He loves to hang out inside of it and swim out of the sides. It’s perfect!

Hi Amazon buyers: The seller gives a service reminder enclosed in their shipment that they are here for "Us" and happy to address any of our concerns... So let me begin my review~ The quality of this product is at 100%. I see there are some concerns regarding the edges and the hole size: The hole size will accommodate fry for hiding purposes and "smaller" fish. If you have ever dealt with ceramics, you can easily refine the edges by simply using sandpaper in a circular motion as well as the hole size. Make sure to rinse after a soft sand.. This piece would also make an excellent frag holder for saltwater enthusiasts at 1000%. The size, color, dimensions and quality of this product should be marketed as saltwater frag holder as well. I would definitely encourage the seller to go that route as well. Ive been looking for this type of piece for over a year and I just have a gut feeling that this will definitely sell as frag holder..Update: After this review posted, there were questions arising whether it would be safe in aSaltwater Reef Tank. In order to address this concern, I went to my local aquarist "pros" in my area. I was told that ceramics can go into saltwater reef tanks "if and only if" it is not plated with a "paint" or any sort of overlay. If its pure ceramic material then you would have to test by placing it in the tank to see if it changes the water quality and you notice any change in the coral and/or fish health. You can also place the ceramic in hot water, and let it soak to remove any potential residue as well. You can also place the ceramic in your tank and use some CHEMI- PURE to remove any organic substances that will be in the water after placing the ceramic. CHEMI-PURE is great for removing organics (period) and should be used in saltwater tanks because reef tanks can be exposed to organics simply by "touching the water with your fingers" so its good to do a CHEMI-PURE to consistently remove organics which would be great in the case if you want to add this potential ceramic into your saltwater tank.

My experience with the HouseUp Shrimp Tank Decorations has been far from satisfactory, warranting a disappointing 1-star rating. Here's why:Cons:Lack of Durability: The ceramic shrimps hide in caves and pipes lack the durability needed for aquarium use. The material is prone to damage, and the structures may break or chip easily, compromising both their aesthetic appeal and functionality.Limited Decorative Value: While advertised as aquarium décor, the lack of vibrant colors or intricate details makes these decorations fall short in adding visual interest to the shrimp tank. They appear bland and fail to create an appealing aquatic environment.Paint Layer Concerns: The absence of a protective paint layer raises concerns about the long-term safety and impact on water quality within the aquarium. The lack of this protective layer may affect the well-being of aquatic life.Inadequate Hiding Spaces: The hiding spaces provided by these decorations may prove insufficient for shrimp and other aquatic creatures, limiting their ability to find shelter and reducing their overall comfort.Conclusion:The HouseUp Shrimp Tank Decorations disappoint with their lack of durability, limited decorative value, potential concerns about a paint layer, and inadequate hiding spaces. Aquarists seeking visually appealing and functional decorations for their shrimp tank may find more suitable options elsewhere. Consequently, I cannot recommend the HouseUp Shrimp Tank Decorations, earning them a 1-star rating.

I got this for our plecostomus. He took a couple of days to get used to it and try it out, but now he loves it!