🌿 5-Piece Plastic Decorative Plants for Aquarium Fish Tanks by JARDIN Review

I've read that many reviewers have had issues with plants falling apart or showing glue. I didn't have it. They add some color to the tank, which is what I wanted. I am very happy. I actually have some left over because of the other plants and 2 decorations, but if I redo the tank in the spring to make it look different then maybe I'll use all of them. My aquarium is 20 gallons long.

i don't like these artificial plants because the leaves are pretty sharp, especially for bettas, and when i opened the bag they looked like they were stuck with hot glue. I had to tug on the tiny threads holding them together. I mean they look great under LED lights. I have them in another aquarium. But it could have been done better and not categorized as a betta accessory because bettas need soft plants for their scales.

The price I paid for these plants did not disappoint. Yes, they're plastic, yes, they're hot glued to a (I think) porcelain base, and yes, they're pretty cheap. But on the other hand, so is the price. Personally, I'm happy with the product I received as I didn't want to pay more than $5 for a plant anywhere else. I had to take a few strands of hot glue off and wash them well before using them, but they are beautifully colored and look great in my 3 gallon battle tank. Arrived earlier than…

I bought these expecting them to be the same quality as the pet store ones but when I opened the box they were already falling apart. There was visible glue on it (like someone was trying to glue it together after it had already fallen apart). Several plastic leaves were also torn off from several plants. I considered returning the plants but the shipping cost for the return could be the same as the cost of the product itself. All in all I have nothing but good things to say about this product…

These 5 little plants really added color to our artificial reef. I placed them in small gaps around our corals. A few leaves have popped out of the packaging, but it's okay. $5 for 5 plants. They have a good base that really bites into our sandy substrate. You can see in the picture in front of the reef where I just used them to fill in the spots. I've had them for over a year now and I'm still very happy with them. TIP: If some come loose from the base and chip and won't stick, simply use…