Kathfly 15 Pcs Fish Tank Decorations, Resin Tank Aquarium Accessories Sunken Shipwreck, Undersea Treasure Chest, Broken Barrel, Skeleton Pirate Captain, Simulated Artificial Water Plants

FITS MOST AQUARIUMS: The sizes of our castles, shipwrecks and chests are rigorously designed to suit most fish tanks, the damaged barrel measures roughly 3.54 X 2.36 x 2.36 inches, the shipwreck measures roughly 5.31 x 4.53 x 1.97 inches, the treasure chest measures roughly 4.33 x3.54 x 2.76 inches, the skeleton shipyard measures: 5.91 x 3.74 x 2.36 inches, the seagrass measures roughly 7.87 inches, 5.51 inches, 3.94 inches, 1.97 inches
Secure and Innocent: Our aquarium decorations are made from resin and won’t trigger any hurt to you and your pet betta fish. Even when they’re immersed in water for a very long time, they won’t launch any dangerous substances. Secure and secure, so utilizing these decorations can hold your aquatic pets wholesome whereas including magnificence to their dwelling
Habitat creation: Our wreck barrel and the center barrel of the shipwreck go away some caves on your betta to play, conceal and relaxation. It’s outfitted with aquatic crops. The crops will sway with the water and look very actual. The smooth leaves permit your fish to shuttle and conceal within the water. It’s a nice toy on your pet fish and a long-lasting and comfy playground
Mysterious journey fashion: Our set features a shipwreck, a treasure chest, a skeleton shipyard, a damaged barrel and 11 seaweeds. The design of the wreck barrel provides a contact of timeless appeal to your fish tank panorama, and the pirate’s treasure chest provides a contact of journey to your underwater world fish tunnel, making a miniature underwater archaeological web site filled with journey ambiance and creating an epic feeling of time freeze
Heat Suggestions: After receiving these stunning fish tank decorations, please ensure that to soak them in clear water for in the future and ventilate them to dry to take away mud and particles on the floor and keep the ecological steadiness of the aquarium