TFWADMX Plant Aquarium Aquatic Suction Review

I attached them to the kitchen window over the sink for my plant cuttings to grow through. They have a hole in the bottom that I used hot glue in, but the hot glue leaks out over time. They stick well and it works, but not exactly what I had in mind.

they are a little smaller than i hoped but they are very strong and the suction cups hold up very well. I ordered 1 set of 2 and for some reason received 4. They arrived very quickly and look very cute in my aquarium! will definitely buy again in the future

I liked them at first. However, they are made of glass and not plastic. I was nervous about putting them in my frog terrarium but decided to give it a try. I used water on suction cups to attach them. Fell after 3 days and shattered glass throughout the terrarium. At least my frog wasn't there. Would never recommend. I'm looking for a plastic version.

I feed my fish frozen food and bought bowls for it so I don't have to keep turning the filters on and off or losing half the gravel. The fish love them! Elysius spends a lot of time lounging in his, and Stardust put a few rocks in it the first day I added it. It's also great for retaining food, making it a lot easier to remove food debris.

I have 2 small tanks and am always looking for interesting plants to cover problem areas in the tank - not always easy. These flower pots are the answer. The glass is heavier than expected, but caution is always advised. Also pay attention to the drain hole. The suction cups will stick, so make sure the pot is in or near its place before attaching. I love them so much I've just ordered 2 more sets.

I love these! I ordered them as a test to get a sandy platform for my crabs in an aquarium that was already set up. They haven't spotted them yet (as I've been remodeling so much in the tank they're a bit nervous) but once they do I hope they have access to the bottom. They may need rearranging to find the perfect spots for them, but I'm happy with the size and suction power. Worst case scenario, if the crabs don't like them, I have some cute little plant holders.

I think they are perfect for what I need them for! BUT. I made the mistake of not reading the full description or using common sense. I didn't know they had a drainage hole! LOLI needed one of these as a potion for my pink finger tarantula (Harry) and my leopard gecko (Frankie) 😊😊 SO. I used hot glue to seal the small holes. It seems to work 😊 In general, also with my mistake of not reading the description. I am happy with them and will actually buy more for exactly the same again in the…

I bought these to try and plant pitcher plants in my ball python's vivarium and I am so amazed at their suction power. For some reason my blood pressure is obsessed with wrapping that suction cup around myself and for some reason it's only dropped once and she's underage but she's a healthy girl. This takes its weight from plant and soil. I will say that there isn't much room in the cups, but they are not designed for a pitcher plant. I've also planted pothos in one and it feels great, pothos…

BENEFITS: Suction cups allow plants to be moved anywhere in the bathroom or home. CONS: They seem tiny. Barely enough to plant even the smallest succulent inside. Keep in mind that they barely have enough space to put rocks at the bottom of your succulents. Many of you who place rocks at the bottom of your succulents to avoid going down the path will probably find that there isn't really room. for some rocks, soil and succulents. I was hoping they would be big enough that I could plant baby ivy