Hygger Small Aquarium Ornament Poly Resin Wood Trunk Log Fish Tank Decoration for up to 20 Gallon Tank Betta Fish Accessories Hideout Cave(Tree Log)

I discovered two months ago that my cordydoras (panda) had babies and wanted to provided them with a hiding place and they love it!

My fish and frogs love to get in it and peek out. You can still see them from both ends and the big opening on the side. They love it! Looks natural in my tank!

My yoyo loach loves it, fits in tank good great hiding space from the boss fish

I’m transitioning my high bio load salt water tank into cleaner (read: fake) place with the help of a new sump. So, instead of live rocks and macro algae in the display, I’ll be using fake rocks and plants. My Dottyback (pictured) was very concerned. He loved his live rock covered in sea fans. After I put in PVC pipe, he loved that, too. I did not. He now loves his fake log. It only took a few hours before he moved in. It looks so much nicer than PVC. In fact, it looks nicer than anything else in the tank. He’s about 2-1/2” so you can tell from the picture how large the log is and how perfectly it fits his body.I have the dottyback and a seahorse in the tank and neither has had any adverse reaction to the log so it seems safe for saltwater. As you can see, the snails and macro algae are perfectly fine, too.I didn’t feel the need to file down any sharp points. I didn’t notice any and neither has the dottyback.So, the log is an A+ for my skinny, 2-1/2” long saltwater fish. He sleeps in it and otherwise spends the day lurking around it. I’m happy, too.

The fish love it.