Shrimp Hides & Fish Cave - Aquarium Tunnel & Decor for Corner Tanks

The media could not be loaded. i originally bought this for my ghost shrimp to hide in, but my betta loves it! he loves to lay in the tunnel part because it provides some shade from his light. it works well, but you do have to put rocks or something heavy on top to keep it in place.

Very good quality product. Good size for shrimp, small cat fishes and other smaller fishes. This allows smaller fish and shrimp to have a safe place to retrieve from other larger fish. Highly recommend for small to medium size tanks.

This is a neat aquarium decor item for shrimp or small fish. I used this in my first tank ever since I was 8 years old!The material is sturdy and came well packaged. All my 3 neocaridina shrimp have gone through it at least thrice and I adore watching them swim through it. My nerite snail is also pictured slugging his way through it haha! I like that you can decide if you want it above the gravel or underneath (as I have it). I enjoy this tunnel underneath my substrate so that I can have some dimension with the sand and create a sloping effect.My only concern when i got it was that the corners of the tunnel opening were sharp, which isn't good for fish in general, and especially bettas with long fins (as I was getting). A nail file was a quick and easy solution to fix that issue.

Easy to install and fun to view from the side of the tank. I can think of plenty fish and other water dwelling animals that would use this. In my tank it is frequently used by Amano shrimp, black racer snails, and other small fish such as my guppies and tetras. I have seen my 4" goldfish use it before, but it doesn't have nearly as much room to swim around inside, nor to turn around.

My Amano shrimp took to it immediately, and after covering the entrance so that only shrimp would get in as well as glueing some moss down in it, the Amano shrimp started to breed. Amano shrimp are apparently notorious for being difficult to breed in community tanks.I can see a few spawn hiding around in here! Super stocked!I would recommend that the corner pieces be updated with a rounded edge. Most tanks have a seal on the inside, and the sharp corner does not sit flush with it. I had to sand it down so that the border would be closer to the glass edge.

It’s fun to watch the fish and shrimp hang out or swim through but the corner seal holds it away from the glass so the shrimp are able to go up and down between the glass instead of going to the openings.

Neat little corner hideout piece! Mine has become The 'Members Only' Fort in my aquarium for my smaller fish. They hang out in there, they swim in and out, it is like their little get-away when the other fish get on their nerves. It did take them a while to get use to it and figure it out, but once they figured it out, they really began using it

Love to see fish swim inside so it does do it’s purpose just wish it was larger