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Betta Floating Log

$19.00
$19.00
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  • Provides Shelter
  • Great for Bubble Nesting Fish
  • Floats by Itself

Great for not only Bettas, but other fish like Gouramis, Dwarf Cichlids, Loaches and more - this Floating Betta Log provides your fish a natural-looking spot to eat, sleep breed or just hang out. Designed to engage fish and bring out their natural behaviors while providing them a sense of safety and security in your tank.

The log features a hole at the top for easy feeding or for fish to reach the surface for air. It will remain floating and will not sink.

Customer Reviews

Based on 148 reviews
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Emma H. (Providence, RI, US)
betta loves it!

took him a few days to get used to it, but my betta hangs out in this all the time!

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Jamie G.
My Male Betta Loves It!

My betta loves his log. It was easy to get him interested when i put some of his favorite food in the opening in the top. Definitely recommend this to anyone who has bettas.

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SandyK (Salt Lake City, UT, US)
Betta Love

I have two bettas and they both like the floating log. In face my grizzle feather tail LOVES it and he's as picky as they come! Even my otocinclus like to graze on the outside. I'm very happy with this purchase.

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Lynn s.j.
My Betta loves his floating log

He loves his floating log, and I like the feeding hole in the top. I pour the water change water through it to diffuse the new water going into the tank. He swims through it watching me pour the new water in, and the plants aren’t getting disturbed.

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Melissa W. (Philomath, OR, US)
Well made, large.

Our betta (young female) just didn’t take to this. She much prefers swimming up around the roots of our floating water lettuce. I think it’s just a matter of the individual fish’s preferences.

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