Tetra Connect Bundle Themed Aquarium Review

I found them more realistic than many plastic aquarium plants but not the best. The carpet is really pretty. The larger thorny grass-like plants aren't as realistic as we'd like. Not convincing and their too light green color. I didn't use "stone" jewelry as I don't like the look - it's so easy to use real stones. But that's JustMe. (I received this product in exchange for an honest review and I'm offering that here.)

decorative stone 2.5*3.5*4, 2 boxwood plants 12*12*2, 3 herbal plants for hair 1* 2* 8.5, 1 blue/greyish background color 24*18. We washed and cleaned all the items and placed them in a 30 gallon aquarium for our axolotl. It seems very interested in these new plants. For him it is like a maze in which he can swim and explore. Boxwood and hairgrass need weight to hold themselves to the ground. The background is monochromatic. It would be better if the site showed a scene with a water landscape.

Like all other Tetra products this is a quality product and if you think it contains enough material to decorate a 10 gallon tank , they really meant it as it comes in a rather large box. My main concern is that due to the plastic trellis construction, boxwood pieces can only be used if they are weighted down with gravel. This can make it difficult to vacuum up the gravel when changing the water, so it's probably best to use it with an undergravel filter where the waste can simply be sucked…

This set contains many possibilities for tank decoration. A full set would be a bit cramped and cramped at 29 gallons or 20 long. I used half the set in my 29er and it was more comfortable for my fish. Plant plastic is hard and scratches easily so my fish cannot swim in or through the plant itself so any areas of the tank that have plants are not designed to swim, your fish probably won't be able to. use. The cavity in the center of the well collects dirt and debris and needs to be cleaned well

UPDATED – Saw some algae out of nowhere and continued investigating. Looks like the boxwoods have too much trash in them based on the design. In addition, the zen stones have started to suck out the white color in the basic cleaning and immediately send it to the trash can. So left with the main plants and you're done. ** If you have a decent sized aquarium and are hesitating between the many artificial plant/decor options, look no further. This combo is a great bang for your buck and is of a…