Tfwadmx 4 Pcs Aquarium Resin Driftwood Decoration Log Fish Tank Cave Hideout Wood Decor Freshwater Betta Ornament Aquarium Decorations

Bigger than I expected. So real looking - wish they were. They are a little bigger than I expected but it's cool trying to arrange them in your tank - I could only use 3 and have 4th on hold for the next tank. Good deal - whatever I paid for them (I don't remember).

Pretty descent. 4 small pieces that fit perfectly in my 5 gallon tank. Not quite the same in color as images and a bit faded in some spots, but still nice. I thought they would be a darker color, but they have great detail. I've now had them a month & nothing has changed. They are holding up well. Even through a deep clean of my tank due to 2 snails turning into like a 100 because of a vacation feeder at the bottom of my tank that said to leave it if it's not all consumed upon return. Anyways, If your anal and expect it to look exactly like the pictures you may be disappointed. They are working for me. I like the look they add to my aquarium without overwhelming such a small tank. I have seen Luna (my female Betta) swim under the "cave" holes multiple times. The snails crawled all over them. The Neon Tetras plucked food from them daily. It's safe to say we are ALL happy with them. So this works well for my needs. Just to be clear, the Ad does state this is resin driftwood. The word resin implies that it's fake, but safe for aquariums.Update Jan.2021: Still great!

Came as described and pictured in an adequately sized box, each resin piece having individually been placed in their own bubble wrap bag. There are many ways to attractively stack, arrange, and display these pieces alone or as a set. They all fit perfectly in my 5.5 gallon tank. With some moss, a little algae, and creative arrangement these will do just fine aesthetically, and the multiple pieces give me a few options on ways to switch it up if I get bored with the current arrangement.

Overall ok quality but tiny af

Yeah, it’s fake wood. It looks pretty good though, so no complaints from me. There’s enough holes to shove some plants in, and they haven’t changed the water chemistry at all. In my planted tank, you can’t even tell it’s not real wood unless you look at it real close. My shrimp seem to like them (though you can’t see them in the pic).The piece in the middle is two of the pieces combined

The resin has a very abrasive surface and many sharp protrusions. Two of the four pieces were broken into pieces. I was satisfied with the ease of return and refund but would never put these in an aquarium.

Im not sure what I was expecting, but it was something of better quality than these. One was broken upon delivery. I used aquarium glue to ‘fix’ it. They have very sharp edges and the ‘paint’ rubs off when you rinse them. I wouldn’t buy them again. Spend the money for the real thing.

The media could not be loaded. Mine came beautifully handcrafted. Mind you these are Resin made. I know it says it in the title but after reading the reviews I found that a number of people were confused at this. Mine did not come chipped or anything. I used them inside my 5.5 gallon tank and they look fantastic. My betta loves swimming through the holes. I only used two for my tank because my tank is smaller (only 5.5 gallon)