🌿 Fashionclubs Crystal Glass Aquatic Plant Cup Pot Holder for Aquarium Tank Live Plant Glass Pot Red Shrimp Holder with 2 Suckers - Fish Tank Aquascape Decor (2-Pack) Review

I love them! Seemed small at first but once I started installing them I was happy with the size. I have 3 of these in the bow for 36 gallons. I use river rocks to hold the plants in the pots. So far this is a great way to add some plants to my bare bottomed African clawed frog tank.

Sweet. I received a duplicate package. They wrote hell out of it. I'm surprised I didn't break the pots. I don't know if Amazon made this place or that place. But that has to change. Don't add too many earth rocks or they will sink to the bottom of the tank. I keep one in each tank as the plant I received in the mail was damaged and needed a quieter tank. Allergy sufferers and snails were in them and liked them (after removing most of the soil), I think I may put bamboo in some of them when I…

You are really good! I got these because we have African Dwarf Frogs in our fairly large 25 gallon cubic tank and these frogs are known to sometimes struggle to make it to the top. Ours feel great, but I built little "perches" for them, just in case. In each one I put about half a pound of gravel and a plant. The suction cups are of good quality and easily stick to the aquarium walls. I just think they are so beautiful and they are better quality than I expected. I am very happy with it.

I originally only bought one pair as I was concerned about the size of my aquarium. I have an 8 gallon BioOrb and they fit great. The brekka needed for the BioOrb is too big for the plants I need to place there. My tank still seemed empty so I bought two more. My Sorority Habitat Bettas and guppies love having plants around to swim and play with. I'm very happy with this for a tank in my 8th grade science class. I'm trying to find other interesting ways to include them in my classes. Fragile…

Seems like a hundred things can be done with these handy little fellows! I appreciate you getting two. I've seen someone put moss balls in there to use as a resting place for the roosters. Many people put in some substrate and plant aquarium plants just to make their aquarium look different. Some people use it to feed shrimp. You can do A LOT with them. And I'm just thinking about using the aquarium. I have no doubt that there are many other ideas besides the aquarium! The suction power is…

First of all they don't stick to the plastic back wall of my floating aquarium. Both have run away multiple times. However, they stuck to the glass walls like glue, which is enough for me. If you have a plastic backed aquarium and want to use it for this space, be careful. YMMV, like everything else of course. These little cups are very cute and really help add some depth and interest to the space in my aquarium. They hold 2/3 to 1 cup of substrate plus a few small cuttings. Betta LOVES to sit…

I'm sure this product will fit many people despite the wrong size/shape but I wanted them to serve a specific purpose and I wanted them to the shape as in the photo. The dimensions show a flat cup with a wide mouth, with the front (1.97 inches) being significantly lower than the back (2.75 inches). This is not what I received, although oddly the packaging they were sent in contained photos of a mug of such proportions. Not wanting to waste time on returns as I need them for a project, I quickly

I like them in theory but in practice they are not good enough for my tank. I was hoping to use them to elevate some plants so my turtles couldn't reach them while still sinking the roots, but that was wishful thinking. Of course turtles are very destructive and mine refuse to leave plants alive so it was very easy for them to just shove down those pots and destroy a plant that had sentimental value without even removing the pot from the side of the tank to remove. I decided to put them in the…