This Top Fin Pink Coral Decoration adds a splash of color to your saltwater or freshwater aquarium. The coral also provides a natural-looking element for your fish to explore.Enjoy a colorful, natural-looking aquarium with this coral decoration. Realistic detailing brings out the charm of this aquarium decoration. Suitable for freshwater or saltwater, this pink coral livens up any aquatic environment.
- For use with freshwater or saltwater aquariums 10 gallons or larger
- Intricate details and fun colors add a realistic touch to an underwater environment
Dimensions: 2.17"L x 2.76"W x 2.36"H
Rated 4.5 out of 5 by 2
reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by lovemyfish19 Great little coral!
I have this in my 1 gallon tank for my betta. It looks great! the color has not faded(had for a few months), and my betta loves to rest between the coral. Great size for my 1 gallon adding just the right amount of decoration, and I love the different colors. Recommend! will add a picture if i can.
November 16, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by BettaBettaBoy Makes your tank seem brighter
I have something like this. It looks a little different and from the price of this one i believe the one i have to be larger. This is good for fish that have strong fins seeing as how this is sharp and can damage your fish friend's fins. ( try saying that 3 times fast ) Over all with the dark rocks i have this in it brings color into my tank seeing as how most of one of my tanks color is green and blue. ( and fish colors ) I personally this this is nice, its easy to clean just run it under some warm water for a few minutes while slowly rotating it. It can chip easily when dropped so make sure your hands are somewhat dry before handling. Be careful because this item can poke your fingers and may cause a small cut. It not that this is a bad product because its not you just need sturdy fish and careful handling.
Just some tips for new fish owners: As i have said be careful when putting this in with fish that have easy-rip fins.
Rinse under warm water for about 3 mins while slowly turning.
If you can, try not to put this in the path of the returning water coming out of your aquarium filter. The reason in that being is fish can swim below the current therefor pushing them into this and hurting there fins.
March 1, 2012
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