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ZOO MED Betta Floating Mirror – Fish Aquarium Decor for Betta Fish

(4 customer reviews)

Original price was: $15.99.Current price is: $7.33.

Floating mirror for betta fish adds visual interest and enriches tank environment.

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ZOO MED BETTA FLOATING MIRROR

The ZOO MED Betta Floating Mirror is a unique aquarium accessory designed to enhance the environment for betta fish. This floating mirror creates a visual effect that mimics natural surroundings, stimulating natural behaviors and improving fish activity.

Product Features

  • Designed specifically for betta fish tanks
  • Lightweight and securely floats on water
  • Non-toxic and safe for aquatic life
  • Easy to place and remove

Specifications

Feature Detail
Material Acrylic
Dimensions 6.5 x 4.5 x 1.5 inches
Weight 120 grams
Compatibility Works with tanks up to 10 gallons

FAQ

Can the floating mirror be used in tanks with other fish species?

The floating mirror is designed for betta fish and may not be suitable for other species due to potential stress or confusion. Please use with caution in mixed-species tanks.

How long does it take to float to the surface?

The mirror floats immediately upon placement in water due to its designed buoyancy.

Is the mirror safe for long-term use?

Yes, the mirror is made of non-toxic acrylic and is safe for long-term use in aquariums.

4 reviews for ZOO MED Betta Floating Mirror – Fish Aquarium Decor for Betta Fish

  1. Carolyn Reid –

    My betta fish has been much more active since I added the floating mirror. It seems to enjoy the reflection and swims around it frequently. Easy to install and looks great in the tank.

  2. Alexander Harris –

    The mirror works well and adds a nice visual element to the tank. My betta spends more time near it, which I think is good for its mental stimulation.

  3. Alexandra Avery –

    I was skeptical at first, but after a week, my betta started swimming in circles around the mirror. It’s become a daily routine. No issues with water quality or fish behavior.

  4. Ian Buckland –

    It floats well and looks nice, but my betta doesn’t seem interested. Maybe it’s not the right setup for my fish. Still, it’s a harmless addition.

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