Upgrade Open Face Emerging Plant Holder, Aquarium Hanging Aquatic Plant Holder Fish Tank Decorations for Emersed Plants,Fish Tank Living Fish Shrimp (Rimless)

I've used wire in the past to root orchids, hey first, ivy, Etc., in my aquariums and other odd things I've made myself. none of them work is easily and is simply as this does. it even has the ability to remove the entire front cover and not damage the roots if you want to remove them. Simple, 2 pieces of plastic, but for me it was well worth it. make sure you choose rimless or non-remless depending on which tank you have.

The removable face plate makes it a breeze to add any type of plant to this holder. I bought two for my tank and have starts for monstera, pepperomia watermelon, pepperomia pilea, and snow queen pothos going now! The holder has the perfect size lip for my rimmed tank.

I love this for holding my Pothos above the water line while still letting the roots soak up the nutrients from my Axolotl’s tank water.

Works exactly as described! No complaints here.

I love the idea. Several of the cutting is I tried died. They slipped too deep into the water. I added a cut up sponge to hold them more secure. Maybe add a lip for them to rest on so they don’t sink too low in the water.I used pothos and syngonium.

It shows lucky bamboo in the pictures, but none of mine will fit in the holes. Will have to use it for philodendron.

The media could not be loaded.  Great idea and look. The stalks tend to fall through which is sucks but the betta love it either way.

Fast shipping and packaged well. I haven’t used it yet.

The idea is very cool and they do work pretty good just not with pothos plants. If you have longer vines (mine are 2ft), it will not hold and will tip over and fall off your tank unless you have a heavier glass lid like I do to hold it in place. Tank size is 75 gallons with thick trim.

It creates an inch and a quarter gap between your cover/lid. Otherwise, it’s great, works as advertised, as seen on Etzy.

The ones for rimmed tanks work amazing, clips right on my 75 gallon tank.

I really like the idea of using my aquarium to start new plants. I had to separately order the cones that are inserted to start seeds. I think I will get more of these for my other tanks and keep a variety of plants on each tank. Plants and fish thrive off of each other. This allows me to keep plants in the house in a way that requires hardly any contact from me (I tend to kill plants) while also benefiting my fish. It's all very symbiotic. I've seen similar items for lower prices, but cannot speak to the quality of those. This one is made of very sturdy plastic, so I can say that this one is of very good quality.

Overall I really like the quality of this plant holder. It does the job, however it does not sit very good on the edge. I have tried it on both of my rimless tanks and it is really loose and hangs down. I have to remove my glass top on the 5 gallon tank for it to fit or adjust the lid so it doesn't fit tight enough to keep my adventurous snails from escaping. As for my 6 gallon the lid is glass and plastic so it can be cut out to accommodate the plant holder and prevent any of the curious snails from escaping. I have yet to figure out a way to trim out the cover safely so I have only provided pics of the piece in my 5 gallon.

I have had Pothos and Spider plants on top of my aquariums for some time now. As the plant grew, I just broke off a piece and stuck them into a new tank. The biggest problem with that is these smaller pieces tend to want to fall into the tank. This solves the problem effectively. Just slide the side piece off to expose the slots, add your plants and close it up. The version I have is for rimmed tanks, so the hanger is wide and will fit a variety of tanks. No more having to fish my plants out of the water ! My only nitpicks are slight. First, I question the need for 5 slots on the hanger. Maybe for other plant varieties, the extra slots would be useful, but for myself, and also in the pictures shown by the seller, I don't need more than two or three slots. My only other nitpick is price. This is a bit on the expensive side for a couple of pieces of plastic. So for that reason, I removed one star. But with that said, I am happy with this. I hope in the future they will offer smaller versions, as I would be interested in some of those too.

I really like this little plant holder. The slots are fairly small but fit the vining plant I have very well. I had been using a basket style holder, but felt like it used up a lot of space in my small 5 gallon tank. So I switched to this which opened up a lot of room. My little beta also likes being able to swim in me our of the roots too, so that’s a bonus. I had gotten the one for a rimmed tank since I was using it on my Auqueon black rimmed tank. I didn’t actually need that extra length apparently. I think the one for a rimmed tank would be for a tank that has a much thicker rim. It still works fine for my tank, there is just more over hang on the outside of the tank. Definitely a nice addition. I do wish they came in a pack of two or four though.