PietyPet Aquarium Plants: Lifelike Artificial Aquatic Decor for Household and Office Fish Tanks Review

I redesigned my fish friends today so I'm not sure how well they will hold up but I like the variety of sizes and lots of detail. Would buy more =)

This is 100 times better than anything I've ever found in pet stores. When in the water they look really authentic and feel well made. From now on I get all my aquarium plants here.

Just bought and planted in my aquarium. You look good. The color is good and I like that there was a smaller pair. I only had one issue with one, it was falling apart but I was able to put it back together. I hope this doesn't mean they fall apart quickly, like I said they look great in an aquarium.

I've had this set for over a year now and for the most part it's great! The only part I had trouble with was the tall green 10 inch plant. There were some stems that weren't attached very well to the base and now some of them have fallen off. Still, I love this set! The value of getting all of these items for the price was great and it was an easy way to fill up my tank.

At this price this is an AMAZING set of fake aquarium plants! If you've had aquariums then you know how expensive good decor can be. This is a group of plants of different heights that really help your fish to have lots of cool nooks and crannies to swim in. I have 20 South American cichlids and Placostamus in my kit, with these plants mixed in with what I already had. Definitely a bargain for the price!

These aquarium plants are really beautiful and made of seemingly durable plastic. It looks very nice in my brother's 40 gallon lighted aquarium (a red-eared slider, sorry I don't have pictures). The only negative thing I could find was that the feet of the plants were a little heavy so we had to hold them with big river rocks so the turtle couldn't easily knock them over when swimming by. I also use one of these in my Betta tank and my fish aren't catching the fins and it hasn't knocked over…

the water came out. Every time I bumped one of the plants with the vacuum tube, bits of "material" like plastic or something would fall off of it. When I was done there was garbage floating in the water everywhere. it looked awful and couldn't be good for the fish. I managed to get the most out of it with a fishing net after almost an hour, probably injuring the fish. I took out the plants, washed them well and put them back in and that never happened again. I washed and soaked the plants…

I don't know why I haven't seen anyone mention metal in it. At medium size, the metal was exposed in many places (see photo). Magnets literally stick to the "stems". So I'm also not sure why the product description says "All these aquarium plants are made of plastic without any metal elements" which was completely wrong at least for the plants I received. I didn't want to use it that way, I wanted to use plastic plant parts on a different basis, but I quickly realized that that wasn't possible.