Bamboo 3 Feet Aquarium and Terrarium Décor Model Review

In general, I'm not a big fan of plastic plants. I love aquascaping with live plants. But sometimes there are exceptions. I am setting up a 72 gallon cold water aquarium for fancy goldfish and wanted something low maintenance. Very good effects can be achieved with this bamboo, especially if you combine it with several bamboo poles (see attached picture). I took the plants apart and reassembled them into plants of different sizes. (Tip: Always keep the base when discarding plastic plants. You…

This is normal and if they are covered with a little seaweed, most people believe they are fake. I use them to mask my overflows in a 150 gallon Revain tank. I didn't use the base that came with it as it holds it together in my situation. I also rearranged them for the same reason. However, I have bought it before. about 10 years ago and they were of much better quality. Thicker and stronger. The sections do not come close together and can very easily come loose when disturbed compared to the…

I've wanted this plant for a long time after seeing it on one of my favorite YouTube channels. The stock photos don't do it justice - not even close. I use this as a floating plant and it looks so natural! In this position, it also helps to shade the aquarium a little. Because of this, I notice that algae grows earlier on this plant than on my glass or sand. I love it because I can just pull it out and clean it, much better than having algae attack my sand! I just removed the plastic base and…

I prefer living plants. I can't keep them because my chiclaids like to eat them. It's quite an expensive pleasure. I chose this 3 foot bamboo to help with the empty space. I bought 3 packs for my 60 gallon tank. I love her! That looks great! My fish love them too! Plastic plants are generally ridiculously overpriced from plastic etc. I have seen other plants for the same price but much smaller. You can put the base in the sand and let it float on the water, or you can detach the base and let it

They don't look super realistic or anything but they are attractive and have a nice flowing fullness that is easy to appreciate. I mixed it with grapevine and lowered it into the back of my crab to allow the germs to climb to the top of the tank. If it's too much, you can remove small segments here and there to shape it as a whole. I made a few small pieces here and where it was thicker and used them in other parts of the terrarium to make everything look more solid. I also removed it from the…