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Superfish Shrimp Tunnel

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$3.39 $4.99 In stock

Category: Aquarium Decoration

Ceramic Shrimp Tunnel Hide

  • Ceramic decoration, with a natural look, provides hiding places for fish and shrimps in the aquarium
  • Safe for your fish and aquarium ecosystem. Before placing in the aquarium, rinse thoroughly with tap water.
  • Suitable for freshwater aquariums, Never clean with chemicals, this is harmful for your fish, only clean with fresh tap water.

Dimensions 7.5x4x4cm

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Eva ★★★★★

The ceramic texture has a nice, natural look that blends perfectly with my driftwood and rocks. My smallest shrimp were inside exploring within hours, and the tunnel's weight keeps it stable even with my corydoras digging around it.

Riley T. ★★★★★

My shrimp took to this tunnel within minutes of it hitting the tank, and the natural ceramic look blends perfectly with my driftwood. It's heavy enough to stay put even when my corydoras dig around it.

Madison Y. ★★★★★

The tunnel’s ceramic texture is rough enough for my shrimp to grip while molting, yet it doesn’t scrape their shells. I’ve watched them squeeze through both ends, and it’s become their favorite midday hideout. Water params haven’t budged, so it’s doing its job safely.