Aquatic Plant Pot,Ceramic Aquatic Decor Plant Cup Holder for Fish Tank Aquarium Aquascape Decoration (M 2pcs)

They’re small but so adorable! The color and shape is very natural looking and looks great in my tank with my deep green anubias.

For my aquarium to hold my plants and decoration

I have 4 Ludwigia stalks planted in the pots (2 stalks in each pot) with Fluval soil, an Aquarium Co-Op Easy Grow 48" light and water at 76F and pH of 6.7 in a standard 90 gallon aquarium. The plants are thriving. I moved them from a small bowl to a 90 gallon with no melt, color, or leaf loss. They tripled in height over four weeks and are throwing out a ton of support roots. The large pots are a good size in a standard 90 gallon, but this size might be a wee little bit on the big side in something smaller than 75 gallon or a tank having 12” depth front to back if there is a lot of other stuff going on the bottom. I took one star off as they generally look like rock, but they do look a bit fake for a lack of fine surface texture when you look too hard at them. I have another manufactured planter that looked considerably more natural out of the box. With some aging, burying, or maybe attaching moss the look could be resolved. I have the pots mostly buried in the gravel substrate. The pots are fully contained with no thru holes. I'm not sure if that could lead to plants being root bound, but the way my plants are growing I should have a lot of cuttings should that happen. The pots sink on their own and they seem sturdy and durable. It was a good buy.

I like them for what they are, my snails kept uprooting my live plants so this is a nice estetic option. I rolled up the plants and pushed the roots in on top of substrate and pushed more on top to hold them in and they haven't come out. My snails put eggs on them and it's annoying to clean, but that's a me issue not the product.

Good weight and solidly stick to the bottom.

I just get the plants that have that yellow root block and just smoosh it into the pot and boom you're done. Loos awesome, keeps the plant together and to my surprise the plants are way healthier for some reason.Good product!

This may not be a problem for some but I bought these to protect my aquarium plants from my cichlids. I thought the bottom would be open so you could put the plants directly into the substrate and the fake rock would act as a protective cover. Nope. The bottom is solid. So your plants' roots only have the tiny bit of room within the confines of rock. I'm going to have to figure something else out. I tried to drill holes but that didn't work.Otherwise these are nice.

The opening on top is too small for the plant to fit