🐠 Aquarium Cave Ceramic Decoration Hideout Log for Plecos, Cichlids, Betta Fish: Plecoceramics Review

This form of plecoceramic is lightweight, easy to clean, and feels natural to fish. They seem to use it and love it as a hiding place. It has a really unique look that reminds me of a UFO on a cliff. The brown color is in harmony with the tank in the style of a natural decor. 5 Stars.

An excellent shelter for bottom dwellers such as plecos, loaches and measles. It's a decent weight and size. Excellent for the money. On the first day in the aquarium a chip of paint came off it which tells me it was poorly sealed. In addition, rubbish easily collects in the rings (substrate, uneaten food, faeces).

I have this for my Plecos red bristle nose. I hope they decide to breed for me someday! I don't know if it would be good for this, but it gave my aquarium a nice little cave feature. In fact, it will work for any fish. It's nice and deep but not too high. Nice to hide in some plants. It also seems nice and solid, although I wouldn't recommend dropping it.

The picture doesn't do this piece justice. It is ceramic, so it looks much darker and more beautiful underwater. Our catfish was immediately interested in him and wanted to take part. I wish it was a bit bigger as our Pleco is quite large but that's not a disadvantage and I read the measurements before ordering. This decor should last a long time with good care and I find it a great addition to my aquarium. I would recommend it to anyone with Plecos.

We are trying to upgrade our Axolotl aquarium and recently moved it to a larger tank. It doesn't fit in a coffee mug anymore so I needed a skin big enough for my cute little guy but compact enough for a bath. The dimensions of this tank looked perfect and it looked interesting, so I would definitely consider transferring it to the final version. I tried. I was a little wary as it is unsealed and stained. All axolotl fans say that fired terracotta does not react with water, but staining should…