🌿 Enhance Your Aquarium with Capetsma Crystal Glass Aquatic Plant Pot: A Perfect Holder for Live Plants and Aquatic Decorations Review

I use them in my aquarium to grow small leafy plants that help purify the water. I like them a lot, but being constantly submerged in water makes the suction cups poorly absorbed. It's not a problem unless I've moved them, then they don't want to stick. I found a solution to the problem - when I need to move them, I take them out, remove the suction cups, hold them under hot water and twist the suction cup to give it a suction shape and remove the flat. They hold up well until I'm ready to move

They are good for my aquarium. I put my sword plants in there and my algae eater won't scatter them anymore. They get stuck on the side and cannot move easily. But I can still move them if I try. The main disadvantage is the glass handle that connects the cup and the suction cup. That's ridiculously stupid. I ordered 2 pairs and one of the mugs arrived broken. Customer service was able to handle this and offered a voucher to replace the broken mug. EDIT: Had to downgrade it one star because…

I received these glass plant stands very quickly in a few days. I have the feeling that the cups are too crooked. Because of this, they don't hold up that much. They stick very well to the aquarium wall. When I tried to remove one, the suction cups got stuck and the glass tumbler shattered. Be careful. I also feel like it needs a few more drainage holes instead of just one. You look beautiful. Plants on the sides of my tank are cool and a great hiding spot for fry. In addition, the absence of…

I really like this product! I have nerite snails in two fancy goldfish tanks. I have bought snails to combat seaweed on glass, rocks and plants. After they did such a great job cleaning, I had to find a way to feed them. Since my always hungry goldfish love the same food I feed the snails, it was difficult to ensure the snails got their food. This product is perfect for feeding my snails. I tape it to the jar just below the top water level and put the snail food where the goldfish can't reach…

Ordered a set of 4 to see if we wanted clear pots on the sides of our goldfish tank. I have ordered 3 more sets. They can be combined very well with plants and allow for a variety of aquascaping ideas. For a tall tank, they can be arranged in rows to provide plant height without having to wait for the plant to reach that height. For plants that don't need to be rooted in the ground, like the water ferns in the photo, you can apply glue to the stone to ensure it doesn't float, and then gravel it

I have had an aquarium most of my life and there are many ways to place artificial or real plants in it. I have a 65 gallon freshwater tank with 3 large aggressive fish that love uprooting my live plants. There are many ways to put plants in gravel or sand, but they will always find a way to transform their home. These glass pots are so different and unique that they will add a little extra to your aquarium. I'm working on it right now, so I'll attach pictures later. You are really different…