M2cbridge Antique Roman Column Ruins European Castle Aquarium Decorations Fish Tank Hideout Rocks (Blue Pirate Shipwreck)

The media could not be loaded. okay so I have a 1000g 7x15’ pond with about 20 giant full grown adult cichlids easily 12+ inches and then about 150ish smaller fish- mainly Convicts and Polar Parrots who live and breed together. We are in south FL so it’s HOT 8 months out of the year, so they are constantly breeding. In their defense, they have lived at this house longer than I have, and every year they are able to manage their population. At no point is there ever “too many”. They are amazing and fierce parents so I can’t imagine them eating their fry.. but they do do it as a means of population control.Anyway, I have bought enough giant hollow tree trunks for the big guys, so now I wanted to get the smaller fish some new hiding spots. They had really good big ones, but I moved them to the other side of the pond in an attempt to protect some EBAs I put in there after my adult died in a freak cleaning accident 😭anyway lol my bad for rambling. this looked really good and it’s big enough that the bigger cichlids can hide behind it when they sleep. BUT I didnt think the Convicts had enough room and space to enjoy the ornaments. They left it alone the whole 6 hours it was in there which is weird bc they stay nosey lol one would swim by every now and then but no one took up residence inside of it like usually happens with new hides. I have quiet a few giant male convicts/polar parrots that are always claiming everything as theirs.Bottom line I took it out after a few hours and returned it nice and clean. honestly, if money wasn’t an issue, I would’ve kept it because like I said, it was big enough for the bigger cichlids to sleep behind and feel safe. It’s 10 inches high. But I’m kind of on a budget right now so I need to spend my money wisely. I might come back and buy this another time though, it’s really very beautiful and it is pretty big.. It’s extremely well-made and it’s very heavy so I actually wish I could keep it but have to get something with more hiding space at the moment but I will definitely buy this again at some point!! If there was more hiding space I would absolutely keep it but there’s like nowhere for fish to even go so that kind of defeats the purpose of getting hiding spot for the smaller fish🤷🏻‍♀️ No biggie. I’ll just try something else on my list in my cart lolps my cat crashed the video, but he’s adorable so I just left it🤣

You can tell they've been reading the reviews because my Pirate Ship was well packaged in bubble tape with plenty of marking indicating it was fragile. I think it's crafted well. Feels like it should be more expensive than it is. And it looks beautiful. Going to add a Betta in the coming weeks. Very happy

Great buy

Very small,but enjoyable

I have this in my 29 gallon tall aquarium and it doesn't take up too much space but still fills the area at the bottom. I love the titanic so to find this nice ornament for the tank was great! It's colored well, obviously it's sunk so it's not "perfect", and the material is a resin which is durable. The detail is cool and it isn't just a cheap little ugly thing. I love it!

Cons: It arrived broken, the part that's broken off wasn't in the box so I couldn't glue it back on. This means it was packaged already broken.My tank is currently prepped and ready to arrange and I'm on a limited time scale to get all the new decor inside,so i opted to just live with the missing chunk.The holes are all very small and jagged/sharp, if the opening is large the passage aftwards is very narrow with sharp jagged turns almost immediately after the opening. The tunnels would only be good for small fry/babies and are not even safe for small fish like tetra. There are lots of gaps for fish to get themselves wedged into. I will be gluing plants and rocks to block openings so that my fish do not swim in and get trapped inside. I have included some photos to try and give an idea of what I am referring too. For reference I am a small female with small hands. A lot of dremmeling would be needed to make it safe.Pros: It's a rather large size and true to the measurements listed , looks really nice, is well painted and just plain pretty. I love the look of it. It arrived quickly and on time and was packaged quite well despite the missing piece that was broken off. This is going to look great in my 20 gallon long aquarium and I can't wait to get it in there for my new greek/roman theme. And it's kitty approved.

I bought a similar Roman ruins about 15 years ago and thought that was the size I was getting; however, the version that is now on the market is smaller, see both pictures (new one has the green on it). My Eel is about 12" or 1 foot and his other hideout was getting too small. The one that arrived was smaller than my original, but he is still about to get in it better than the one other hide out. Just want you got know the 11" as described is correct but there is/was a bigger one out there if you need bigger holes. Actually I'm glad this is a little smaller as the other tank in the pic is deeper so the appearance is still good. Nevertheless I give this 5 stars. It still is a big ornament, you must have at least a 29 gal tank would say or it would take it all up. In the pic you can see the Eel noise on the left side of the one in this post (the left one is the one from 15 years ago, right is the one received today).

We got this for our sons betta fish. It was packaged really nicely which protected it from any possible damage. We loved the vibrant colors and attention to detail. We have a 10 gallon tank so it fit nicely wasn't too small or too big. It has no sharp corners or sharp edges that would be harmful to the fish. I did rise it before placing it in the tank. Hasn’t caused any problems. Loved it. Our fish spared no time making it his home.