Betta Choice Combi Plastic Plant - 30cm

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The Betta Choice Combi Plastic Plant is an ideal decorative solution for aquarium hobbyists who want a lush, vibrant aquatic landscape without the maintenance required by live vegetation. Designed for both freshwater and saltwater tanks, this 30cm artificial plant provides an immediate visual upgrade and a secure habitat for fish, though it lacks the biological filtration benefits that living aquatic plants offer.
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Yes, the materials used are non-toxic and safe for both freshwater and saltwater fish species.
Yes, the Betta Choice Combi Plastic Plant is fully compatible with saltwater environments.
No, this is an artificial decoration and requires no fertilizers or special lighting.
Simply rinse it under lukewarm tap water. You can use a soft brush to remove stubborn algae if necessary.
The plant is designed to be durable, but keeping it out of direct, intense sunlight will help preserve the vibrancy of the colors for longer.
Ensure the weighted base is buried deep enough into the substrate to provide adequate anchoring.
Remove the plant and gently scrub the leaves with a soft brush under running water to dislodge algae.
Setting up the plant is straightforward: first, rinse the plant thoroughly under clean, lukewarm tap water to remove any dust from packaging. Locate your desired area in the tank and push the weighted base firmly into the substrate. If you are cleaning the tank, the plant can be easily removed by pulling upward on the base. To maintain its appearance, occasionally remove the plant during routine water changes and rinse it under a tap to dislodge any algae buildup or debris that may have collected on the leaves. Avoid using harsh chemicals or soaps to clean the plastic, as these can be toxic to fish.