🐠 Enhance Betta Fish Habitat with Blue Spotted Betta Plant, Amazon Sword - Includes Betta Leaf Pad & Betta Log Review

Received today and my fish loves it. I wanted to give my rooster something to rest and hide. So I bought this artificial plant. Even if it gets a bit stuffy in the tank, my fish swim under the leaves or hide between the leaves. I think he likes it.

I know this is just stupid aquarium decor but yay! Everyone had ONE JOB - put the leaves on the rocks! Truth? FOUR (4) leaves?!?!?!? There are 7 empty slots and one half is completely GOLD. Pooh! It annoys me to receive inferior items no matter what it is. If I wanted cheap crap I would order optional or something. That's just funny.

I liked the picture of this plant, so I ordered two. Each base has nine "spears" for attaching leaves. There are only six leaves on a plant; the other has only eight (they are in groups of three, that is, seven empty "copies" on one plant and six on the other, with a leaf torn from one group). I think I'll find some cheap silk at another store and glue their leaves to one of these. Don't waste money.

This pathetic thing arrived at my house looking like it had survived a battle. Bent, crumpled leaves, a couple already detached from the stems. The main "barrel" is pulled halfway out of the base with the glue exposed. But the most important thing is that the plastic roots are pointed and a bit hard. Hard enough to damage a betta's fin. I won't even put it in my tank. Just a $7 junk at the bottom of a closet.

This is a terrible plant. I read the reviews and several people said it was good for their betta. Either I was one of those people who received a poor quality artificial plant or that's what this company is now sending out to people. The leaves were sparse and some were curled up and would not open, and there were many gaps where leaves should have been, but there were none. I would not recommend as it is poor value for money with poor quality. i will return it

The blades are beautiful with a realistic look. However, at least one other group of sheets can be used (groups consist of three sheets). I'm also not sure if plastic spikes are safe for Betta's Delicate fins. I think I might cut them off just to be sure. "Roots" were a problem for fins on other milkweeds, but I think I'll just bury them under gravel. In general, I would like to look for something better.

I needed a small fin damaging plant for a separate fighting fish tank I am setting up. It seemed to fit the bill, but it's pretty awful. A few empty shoots without leaves, a few leaves are bent and now appear permanently shriveled, the whole plant tends towards this. I installed it in the correct position hoping it would at least sit squarely on the base. I can edit the review once it's in the water. But now it really is a piece of junk.

This plant has a good heavy base. The leaves of the plant arrived flattened; I assume it's common for aquatic silk factories to ship. But when I open the leaves and rotate them on the stem to change shape like a live plant, they don't stay in place and become flat. like that . If you're looking for something that looks more like a fan of leaves than a plant, this could be for you. If you want something that looks more like a real plant I don't recommend it.

Beautiful plant with leaves in different shades of green. A very low plant that fans out and has good spread. My Betta likes her very much, she always sits on her. The only negative (it really doesn't matter, you understand anyway) is that the stems attached to the leaves are a very light green color. If they were darker, they would look very real. Also, and this goes for all those "betta" plants. I see no reason to keep artificial and very sharp plastic roots. If they ever come out from under…