SLOCME Aquarium Large Angkor Wat Buddha Statue Temple Decorations - Aquarium Angkor Buddha Decor Fish Tank Large Buddha Statue Ornament

I am a hobby breeder of Bearded Dragons, and was looking for tank decor that would be attractive in photographs and able to be sanitized. This Buddhist Temple Ruin exceeds my expectations in all respects. It is beautifully, intricately, detailed, and has retained all of its color despite multiple scrubbings (every 7-10 days for going on 2 months) with Dawn Powerwash and nearly daily spritzing with Chlorhexidine (not bleach). Photos were taken 7/23/21 to 9/2/21.The hatchlings absolutely love their Buddha, and have been climbing and vying for the top spot since Day #1. Its textured surface allows them to easily climb and hang from the sides. Along with the waterfall background (also available on Amazon) the tank has a realistic miniature “Jurassic Park” Southeast Asia vibe, which looks awesome in photos.IMPORTANT NOTE AS TO SIZE/SCALE: My photos are of hatchling Dragons 0 to 7 weeks old, and the tank is a standard 20 gallon aquarium—30 in. long x 12 in. high x 12 in. deep. I know they will outgrow it soon, and wish this item came in a larger size; regardless, it looks great, is very durable, and I will use it for future clutches. Highly recommend!

Big with lots of hidey holes. My fish love it.

I'd recommend it! I got it for my lizard tank and it looks amazing in there

I got it for a friend of mine. Looks a bit bigger and much better than in the picture. Looks awesome in the aquarium and fish love it

Let me start by saying, I don't regret buying this. It's sturdy and tall enough to reach your top water level in a ten gallon tank. I installed it yesterday after a quick wash and edge inspection of the openings. I did not check deep inside for sharp edges. This morning I found my Betta sulking in a corner with a few minor abrasions to his back and torso. I inspected the ornament more careful and could feel deep inside a few sharp points. I also wondered if he maybe got himself up into a tight spot in the thing so I spent about 30 minutes cutting with a multi tool and softened edges with a small file and created a structure that is more accessible and safe. It still looks the same from the front as all my work was done towards the back.