Fluval Lizards Plant Aquarium 16 Inch Review

Looks amazing in my 75 gallons of black sand and dark gray rocks. I will buy another one as soon as I upgrade to a larger tank.

Good buy. Very realistic. The branches can be adjusted which is always great instead of the branches falling all over the place.

Fluval aquascape plants are the best artificial plants I have ever used. It's been almost four years and it's still bright and new. Very complete and offers plenty of hiding spots for fish of all sizes

Shape and bend branches, open and spread leaves make a very realistic plant. The base is attractive and heavy enough that the plant can be placed on the ground without burying it. A good transition from all to ordinary small-leaved plants.

The plant looks more like a bush. Firmly. It appears to be well made and the color is vibrant, but it's nothing more than a giant hurdle. The image looks like a fish could swim through it. No way. Update - after a few months the plant was much less bushy but hadn't lost any leaves. I spread the branches further and My fish swim through them. Looks like a fake but soft and secure - I ordered another one for another tank.

Bought 3rd rust in a row within 2 weeks. I kept changing them to get my money's worth. haha kidding me Brand new filters turned rust brown within 7 days after a 100% water change. When I got home from work, I found that the last plant had scratched my rooster's torso, along with two holes in the upper and lower fins. In fact, this is a terrible aquarium plant. Of course, rust is too hard for bettas and not harmless for any fish. Don't pay attention to the last photo, it's just Julius greeting…