Best current price£13.69from eBay
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
eBay£13.69Visit shop Betta Choice Purple & Green Combi Plastic Aquarium Fish Tank Plant 33cm
Visit shop3 offers from £13.69 - £14.91
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The Betta Choice Combi Plastic Plant is an ideal decorative solution for aquarium hobbyists looking to enhance their tank's visual appeal without the demanding care requirements of live flora. Perfect for beginners and experienced aquarists alike, this 33cm artificial plant creates a vibrant, natural-looking environment that offers fish a safe place to hide and explore. While it provides immediate aesthetic benefits and habitat structure, keep in mind that artificial plants do not contribute to water oxygenation or nitrate removal like live plants do.
| Brand | Betta Choice |
|---|
Yes, it is designed with smooth materials that are safe for long-finned fish like Bettas.
Yes, the materials are durable and safe for both fresh and saltwater environments.
Gently rinse with water during your routine tank maintenance. Avoid all soap and cleaning chemicals.
No, this is an artificial plant and does not require any specific light spectrum to maintain its color.
The plant measures 33cm in total height.
Ensure the weighted base is buried deep enough into the gravel or sand to provide a stable foundation.
Remove the plant and rinse it thoroughly; you may also need to check your tank's lighting duration or nutrient levels to reduce algae growth.
Setting up the plant is straightforward: simply rinse the product under lukewarm tap water to remove any dust from packaging, then push the weighted base into your substrate until it is level. It is compatible with all freshwater and saltwater community tanks. To care for the plant, perform a visual inspection during your weekly water change. If you notice algae or debris settling on the leaves, remove the plant from the aquarium and gently scrub it with a soft-bristled brush or rinse it under running water. Avoid using harsh soaps or chemicals, as these can be toxic to your aquatic life.
