Upgraded Double Boxes Aquarium Plant Holder, Aquatic Planter for Classic Rimmed Tank, Hanging Plant Pots with Hooks for Rimless Tanks, Aquascape Decorations for Emersed Plants Shrimp Fish

Was happy with them, great size etc... Until I got new aquariums and glass lids that fit just too tight and I needed to trim themDang, these are well made lol The Dremel made quick work of it, because Dremel, but I have zero concerns about the strength after cutting it up (a little) It's a well made and cheap piece that works great. Normally you can only pick 2 :)

As some of the post states, it does not fit a standard-rimmed fish tank. Had to cut the top tabs off and it drops right in using the longer brackets that came with it. Perfect for my Pothos plant to sit and an added bonus of a great hiding place for fry.

I got this for a 40 gallon rimmed breeder tank, but the largest brackets don't fit with the slots I was able to slip one of the old suction cup brackets from a heater into the slot and attach it inside the tank like that.I have pothos in it, hold really well. It does what it's supposed to just didn't work with the brackets.

The color is good blends into the tank well, looks really nice. Shape is perfect. Stays stable on the edge like it should. Good value for the money. I have a lovely Adansonii growing out of my 35gal in this

It's nice for addin plantg cuttings to your aquarium and keeping the roots contained so that your fish doesn't nibble them all the way. It would be a little better if the back hanger was made a little bigger so that it could hang on a thicker tank, but other than that it's good.

Had some propagated plants struggling on their own so I moved them to the fish tank with this thing and within a few weeks they started growing again. Only complaint I have is that it's a little hard to clean.

I use this for my guppy fish tank and stuck some lucky bamboo. Holds them in place nicely and does budge if you add the extra security from the suction cups that are included. Might buy another one and ad a pothos to it!

I've seen lots of DIY plant holders, but I've got too many projects already, so it was nice to find one ready made. I like the simple style which blends well with my tank. I've got bamboo in it right now. Using gravel to hold the stems in place, and the gravel can slip through the side slots, so something to keep in mind if you go that route. I'm sure many other plants spread well enough they could sit in loose.

Works well with my plants but a little pricey