Aquarium Floating Betta Fish Skins, Betta or Shrimp Feeder, Cave and Hammock, Small Fish Feeding Rings, Aquarium Hiding Feeding Decorative Accessories (White)

4.5 stars, but I’ll round it up to a 5! This is great, bigger than I expected, and looks awesome in my 5 gallon betta tank! My betta immediately went inside and I’ve seen him resting in it several times already. I also now use this as my feeding space as I have floating plants on the water surface. My one complaint is that there was a rough edge at the bottom of the hideaway entrance. I was worried about it snagging onto my betta’s fins so I had to “sand it down” with a nail file.

Both my Betta fish bois loved their new hides. They were brave, checked them out, and went in them within minutes. I have a giant king plakat and he didn’t have trouble fitting in there. I only wish I would have gotten them in black or wood color to have a darker appearance as the translucent and white reflect more light. I plan to give him some leaves to dim it down and make it feel more “nesty.”

my fish likes it and i like it as well. i wish it came with a suction cup attachment

Our betta loves this. It looks just like pictured and works great. We also use it to feed him so that he always knows where to find his food causing less food waste. We only have him in a 2.5 gallon tank currently and it takes up a lot of space in the tank. I’m not too concerned because he is moving to a 10 gallon tank next week and it will have more space.

Exactly as it appears. Some of my bettas use it while others don’t. 3D printed item. Safe for fish.

My betta love it! They instantly went into it. My multiple betta tanks have floating plants so this enables them to have a safe space to eat and lounge. Size is perfect too. Each are in their own 5 gallon tank and this is large enough to give them plenty of room to chill and move around in at the surface. Edited. I bought more! The joy it brings seeing betta discover it is great!

The fish hates it, and the entrance for him was not smooth, so I had to try to sand it down. It is garbage, lesson learned.

These are 3D printed and work/float as stated. The problem is that there are sharp "threads" that poke out and could harm fish. I had to use a lighter to melt the thread edges to make the inside surface smooth.