Marineland 3 Feet Plastic Bamboo Plant, Décor For aquariums and Terrariums

It was easy to untangle. No weird smell. Its pretty full compared to other decor i have tried. And it looks decent. I soaked in steaming hot water two different times after opening. Then air dried over night before placing into the tank. It was a bit hard to get it into my sand/small rock substrate because its a big tank. This is the decor in a 29gallon Aqueon fish tank. My tetra love it, the Cory's dont care they just want food, and my betta hasn't quite found it appealing yet. Front view and side view to show a middle planting where I covered the entire base.

I've used several of these over the years. We have a large tank and they fill up space well. They look good for a plastic plant and the color stays in; doesn't wash out. Doesn't seem to get brittle with age. Recommended.

I have bought three of these and plan to buy MANY more in the future! They are HUGE, price efficient, and productive. They provide plenty of resting spots for hatchling turtles, hiding spots for fish fry, and as algae grows on them they adopt a more "naturalist" look in an aquarium! I have one in my 10 gallon tank (*context: hatchling turtle with sight issues*); and I have two in my 40 gallon breeder (*context: it houses a few turtles that are not yet yearlings). It provides plenty of cover and looks great too! I will 100% be getting more when I upgrade to larger enclosures as well!

This is a plastic bamboo vine, that flows with the current from the aquarium filter . Up close it looks like a cheap plastic plant. In the aquarium it looks much better and, because of that I would buy it again.

pricey but worth it, my tank looks way better

This 3 foot plastic bamboo is excellent in the fishtank.Nice green color,decent price and fish love plants plus it enhances your aquarium.

This decoration has been the best I've ever seen in terms of faux plants. Its very soft and flowy. I used it in QT on my Honey Gourami and he stayed cuddled up in it. When I moved him to the display tank, he was not happy to lose this floating plastic plant. He misses it! It's very soft without worry that it will tear fins. Its perfect for Bettas, Gouramis, labrynth fish. But all the other fish appreciated it. It provide lots of hiding places and its easy to clean without leaches dyes. I have cleaned it in vinegar and ran meds through the QT tank without dyes coming off. Can't say the same for another popular pink and green plastic plant I bought here on amazon; its colors came off when i ran API fin and body cure.

Lots of coverage for the price, and looks realistic. I bought two for a breeding tank. After 4 years, it started to fall apart and color is leaching out. Now I pick up 10-15 loose leaves every two weeks with water changes, and they clump on my sponge filter.