Penn-Plax Aqua-Flora Aquarium Living Resin Decoration with Embedded Glosso Plant Seeds – Moss Patch – Safe and Healthy for Freshwater Fish

Super full of glosso! The baby shrimp hide in it and it works amazing in the foreground. Easy to use. Just put it in and it grows.

Great Item.

I waited over a month for anything to grow before reviewing. I bought 3 of these and not one germinated. Wasted money

Got 2, one never grew

Very easy and fun to watch grow. I just placed it in the fish tank and it started to sprout in two days

It is pretty and had some plants as described for about a month. In a well kept aquarium with other live plants. Not alive anymore (100 days give or take) as all the plants just floated away and got filtered out or scooped. Don’t really recommend but I’ll keep it just cuz it’s kinda nice. 4 stars to boost

I bought this a little uncertain because of the reviews but I’ve been pleased. It arrived on the 24th and i immediately put it in treated water to get it started, moving it to my tank two days later. By the 31st (first picture) it had started to sprout. Itty bitty tiny leaves but life! Went away on a trip and arrived back the 12th to find a lovely amount of growth (second picture). Might need to get a couple more of them!New uncycled 40 gallon tank set to 78 Fahrenheit. No fish in tank yet so no added fertilizer.Edit: not too long later, fish in the tank so naturally fertilizing and I’m super happy with how this looks in my tank! Third picture taken one month after the second.Edit: 4th and 5th picture something like 4 months in? You’d never believe this thing started out as that weird fuzzy green puck. I don’t know what these plants are but they seem to love my tank and just keep growing. My Kuhli Loaches LOVE this thing. I keep it propped up just a little and they go under is and through the plants and it’s just great. Gonna buy another for my other tank when I get the chance.

Amazing item! Love the price. I grew mine in a large 175 gallon tank without co2. Because my tank is so deep I thought it best to start this out up higher close to tank lights, so I placed it on a small shelf about 5-6 inches below glass lid with light over the top. My pictures show progression and the last shows final planting in my substrate. I had worried these would stop growing once they run out of space in the growing plate they come in, but these horror long roots outside of this container and can easily be planted, I think you might can see the roots in my next to last picture. This growth occurred over about 3 weeks I believe. Amazing! My shrimp love it