🐠 Medium-Sized Floating Aquarium Log by Zoo Med Review

I have 3 small (5" x 7" shell is the largest) red bats that love to bask on this log. But I have no problems swimming with the two little ones (3x5 sinks). It's currently standing in water that doesn't cover it so it rolls around a bit, but I see it as an 'enrichment' for my pets. Life can't be too easy, can it? After I put the magazine in, it took the turtles about 2 minutes to get used to it. It must have looked natural enough because they immediately accepted it as a swimming spot.

We have been buying floating logs for years. The dimensions in the listing of this new pack are grossly misrepresented. The media we have purchased are far from removed to the dimensions given in the listing. We have reported this to Revain so hopefully it will be fixed. This new carrier is about the size of a small log. Luckily I may not have to return it as we have rescue turtles and may be a smaller size But still it's misleading to make people think it's actually the old average size and…

I have a large and a medium sized floating log, there is an amazing difference in size between them, but cichlids love both, almost always they have a cichlid in at least one log. There is no established owner yet, but both dominant and more passive cichlids and even Oscars use logs, a great way to add a few extra hiding spots in an area of the tank that isn't being used as well. Update: The logs have been in my aquarium for about 2 weeks now and the large log is being used a lot more than the…