Aqua One Silicone Leaf Hammock - Aqua One

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The Aqua One Silicone Betta Leaf Hammock is designed for Betta fish owners who want to provide a comfortable, natural resting area for their aquatic pets. This product is especially beneficial for longfin varieties that may experience fatigue and require a convenient place to rest near the water surface. While the hammock is exceptionally soft and safe for delicate fins, it is important to note that the suction cup may lose adherence over time, requiring periodic cleaning or replacement.
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Yes, it is made from aquarium-safe, non-toxic silicone designed specifically for fish.
Yes, it is compatible with most community tanks, though other fish may occasionally use it as a resting spot as well.
It is recommended to place the leaf 1-3cm below the water surface.
No, the silicone is intentionally smooth and soft to prevent any snagging or tearing of delicate fin tissue.
It is best to rinse it during your weekly or bi-weekly water changes to ensure it stays clean.
Clean both the glass and the suction cup surface to remove algae or film, then re-moisten with fresh water.
Try repositioning the leaf to a different, quieter area of the tank that receives less direct flow from the filter.
Gently scrub the leaf with a soft toothbrush during your next tank maintenance session.
To install, ensure the glass wall of your aquarium is free of algae or slime coat by wiping it with a clean cloth. Moisten the suction cup slightly with tank water before pressing it firmly against the glass. For optimal usage, position the leaf approximately 1-3cm below the water line. For care, gently remove the hammock during routine water changes to rinse it in tank water. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as residue can be toxic to fish. Check the suction cup monthly; if it becomes stiff or fails to hold, soaking it in warm water for a few minutes can often restore its flexibility.