Capetsma Aquascape Tools: Top-Quality Stainless Steel Aquarium Plant Kit for Fish Tank Aquascaping Review

Although they are solidly built, only the tweezers work properly. Scissors are dull and cut poorly, or not at all (and simply bend the blade or stem), or make a very rough cut. The Algae Spatula/Scraper is a terrible scraper. It has no edge and only leaves small streaks on the glass when used as a scraper which is the main reason I bought this product. I do not recommend buying it. All in all it's not a good deal and the set isn't very useful.

Decent for the money but nothing special. Hardly any tools fit in the storage bag, the curved scissors were difficult to use and blunt. I used them to trim some Cambodian plants, these plants need careful pruning. Any splitting will cause the plant's roots to rot or simply not produce roots. I stopped after 3 cuts as the scissors weren't sharp enough each time and the end of the clip was worn out. I don't know, but there are many reviews about them that seem suspicious. There are many other…

Overall this is a great set for $16. It has most of the tools needed to maintain a small aquarium with live plants. If you have a deep tank (deeper than 8 inches) you will need longer tools or you will dip your hand in them when going down. Pros: Two long tweezers are invaluable for positioning plants and digging in roots. The nice thing is that it includes both angled and straight tweezers. The "Substrate Spatula" has actually proved very useful for positioning the coarse sand on the bottom of