Artificial Silicone Small Fish, Aquarium Decoration Plastic Swimming Red Fish Ornaments Lifelike Fake Fishes (Red Betta)

My boyfriend and his friend went two weeks without noticing it was fake. I really just thought my propagating jar needed something.

Easy to adjust desired height. Looks real.

I sent this back, it was just a cheap piece of junk. not worth the money. plus the package was open when I got it so someone else sent it back before I did.

The idea is good the product was good the only thing is I paid with tax and shipping 16 dollars and change I was upset when I got it small little thing it doesn’t float on its own it shown for what I paid can with the fish string so it can float .if they make it 8 dollars this thing cost nothing to make I no this 8 dollars free shipping be a lot better I was going to return it when I seen my beta fish did go near it a lot I felt bad to take it away .. other than that it is a good fake red fish ..

my 2 year old niece had a beta fish that died. My sister just got this cute little tank set up for the fish so I figured I’d try this to keep my niece happy. When she saw the “fish” she said “wow! Amazing!” so I’m content with my purchase! It’s still going strong after a few weeks.

It doesn't even look real at all..

This is well made string is a bit long but put rocks on it since pond is shallow to hold line down. Added a fishing weight instead of suction cup. Everyone who looks in thinks it’s a real fish until I tell them.

The media could not be loaded.  This cute fish obviously is not lifelike but I like it. It floats in the water current. I always find some shrimp hitching a ride as they like the sensation of movement. This is a cute addition to a child’s fish tank or my 90 gallon fantasy aquarium...

The kids thought our goldfish was lonely. The tank isn’t big enough for a second fish, so we thought this “friend” would be fun. It was supposed to be black, but it’s mauve. Cute, but after a week it was slimy and rough-looking. I had failed to check for toxicity, and although our real fish was having fun with it, we noticed the fake fish was starting to deteriorate in the water and our goldfish was laying on the bottom. Luckily a complete water change and some meds saved him.

Looks real. The only give away was it not moving in my bowl as there is just an air bubbler in my Biorb.

I bought this fish (Phil - "Fake Gill") after losing a few other Betta fish. Was a great way to have a fish without having to worry about upkeep and water changes as well as the disappointment death. The string is super fine so you can hardly see it in the water - not going to lie, a few people actually thought it was a real fish (they were clearly not fish people, but still impressive nonetheless).Would recommend, especially if you have young kids that want a fish but you worry about introducing them to death too early.

bon sans plus

It onky floats . Does not act like a fish