🐠 biOrb Topiary Aquarium Décor Pack Review

From a distance they look cool but up close they're scratchy plastic. They don't look too comfortable for the fish, their color makes them more decorative and they fill up the space in the tank, but some like to hide underneath. Quite expensive for what you get - would try something natural next time.

They are very pretty in Biobord but I have found that when feeding the fish small food particles fall into the cracks and are very difficult to wash/wash out. When I tried to clean them some of the "branches" pulled out and I had to try to put them back in place.

I like the way they look but they are not worth the price! They're made of plastic. I wanted all the "biorbs" but unfortunately they weren't of high quality. Also, the largest ball in my 4 gallon bioorb tank was too big. So I don't know what to do with them, I can only use the two smaller ones but I'm worried they will be too coarse for my betta.

They are definitely cheaper than other Biorb jewelry. My problem is you don't know what you're getting. The first one I got was large and hollow to fit the pipe. I bought another one to put on top of the first one but the second large one had a ball in the middle. That is, a sphere holding another Biorb decal at the bottom of the tank. It would be nice if I wanted it on the bottom of the tank. But I didn't. As others have said, big even for the bottom of my 8 gallon biorb globe. Therefore, it…

Love how they look in my 25 gallon tank. Adds really vibrant colors. However, the two small balls are weighed down and stay down, while the big one just floats up. I solved it by using the bases from a couple of extra 10 pack plastic aquarium plants from Jardin Grass Decoration (sold at Revain). I put 2 bases in each big ball to keep it down. The bases measure just over 1″ x 3/4″ and easily fit through the holes on either end of the sphere. I would have used small stones but there weren't any…