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Zoo Med Floating Betta Exercise Mirror for Fish Enrichment

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $9.89.Current price is: $6.17.

Encourages natural fin movement and reduces boredom with a floating mirror for betta fish.

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Zoo Med Floating Betta Exercise Mirror

Get your betta buddy exercising with the Zoo Med Floating Betta Exercise Mirror. This patent pending mirror is designed to promote natural territorial behaviors and to provide an enriching activity that reduces boredom for bettas everywhere. Every time your betta sees himself in it, he will wiggle and move his fins, providing much needed exercise. To use it, simply submerge the mirror in your betta’s aquarium with the convenient floating ball, leave it in the aquarium for a maximum of five minutes and watch your pal hustle and interact with it. Plus, it’s ready to use out of the package with no assembly or setup.

Product Features

  • Patent pending floating mirror promotes natural territorial behaviors in bettas.
  • Provides an enriching activity that reduces boredom and supports active swimming.
Feature Detail
Usage Time Up to 5 minutes
Design Floating ball with reflective mirror
Setup Ready to use, no assembly required

FAQ

How long should I leave the mirror in the aquarium?

Leave the mirror in the aquarium for a maximum of five minutes.

Does the mirror require any setup or assembly?

No, the mirror is ready to use out of the package with no assembly or setup.

Is the mirror safe for bettas to interact with?

Yes, the mirror is designed specifically for bettas and is safe for interaction during short periods of use.

3 reviews for Zoo Med Floating Betta Exercise Mirror for Fish Enrichment

  1. Carolyn Slater –

    My betta has been much more active since I started using the mirror. He swims around and fans his fins every time he sees his reflection. It’s simple and effective, and I don’t have to worry about setup or safety.

  2. Trevor Peters –

    The mirror works well and keeps my betta engaged. I leave it in for about three to five minutes each day. He seems to enjoy it and moves more than before.

  3. Grace Randall –

    Great product for reducing boredom. My betta has started swimming more and seems happier. The floating ball keeps it stable and easy to use.

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