I got plants from michaels craft store (Canada). They had a big sale and I spent about 20-30$ and picked up some bigger taller plants. Anything over 16” is over $50 in a pet store in my city
Best fake plants
- Thread starter KelberiFishLover19
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you just need to be a little “crafty” about how you place them or they can look really cheesy. Lol
I just added Aquatop silicon plants to my 75 gallon growout and they look pretty decent.
A bit closer up. The plants have a texture on one side. They sway in the current like real.
I had posted the pics on a different site and I had someone who raises live plants ask what kind they were. The picture fooled him.
A bit closer up. The plants have a texture on one side. They sway in the current like real.
I had posted the pics on a different site and I had someone who raises live plants ask what kind they were. The picture fooled him.
Amazon.com : Aquatop Aquatic Supplies 003655 Silicone Aquarium Plant Vallisneria Green, 22 in : Pet Supplies
Amazon.com : Aquatop Aquatic Supplies 003655 Silicone Aquarium Plant Vallisneria Green, 22 in : Pet Supplies
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Another one I use in my 300g is made by WECO.
This one is a ruffled sword and they are available in up to 30" the one shown here is the 18"
The downfall? These use an air-stone base. The connector you will want to cut off. Also the plant will over time come loose from this sandy base so best thing is to dry it out and then aquarium silicone it to the base. These are fairly reasonable priced plants considering the life has been a few years now and they are showing no signs of degrading or breaking down. Not a perfect plant but pretty "real" looking and comes in large sizes that make an impact in large tanks.
This one is a ruffled sword and they are available in up to 30" the one shown here is the 18"
Amazon.com : Weco Freshwater Pro Plant Series Amazon Ruffled Sword Ornament, 30" : Pet Supplies
Amazon.com : Weco Freshwater Pro Plant Series Amazon Ruffled Sword Ornament, 30" : Pet Supplies
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The downfall? These use an air-stone base. The connector you will want to cut off. Also the plant will over time come loose from this sandy base so best thing is to dry it out and then aquarium silicone it to the base. These are fairly reasonable priced plants considering the life has been a few years now and they are showing no signs of degrading or breaking down. Not a perfect plant but pretty "real" looking and comes in large sizes that make an impact in large tanks.
This is another plant I really love but good luck finding it. No longer made. Been in my tanks for over 10yrs and still looking good. They are a hair grass plant made by Sea Gardens. You can see them behind my puffer.
