2 Pack Upgraded Aquarium Plant Holder with Adjustable Hook and Suction Cup
Safe for fish and shrimp—made from high-quality, non-toxic plastic that won’t harm aquatic life or affect water quality. Adjustable hook width ranges from 0.4 to 2.4 inches and height up to 3.94 inches, fitting rimmed, rimless, and thick-walled tanks from 10 to 75 gallons. Includes two suction cups for flexible mounting on side walls or tank bottom.
The 4.5-inch deep basket securely holds multiple plant stems, rooted plants, or floating varieties such as pothos, lucky bamboo, Anubias, Java moss, and duckweed without tipping. Removable design allows for easy cleaning. Suitable for aquaponic setups to grow herbs above your tank or functions as a small organizer for nets, tweezers, and fish food.
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Non-toxic plastic |
| Hook Width Range | 0.4–2.4 inches |
| Hook Height | Up to 3.94 inches |
| Basket Depth | 4.5 inches |
| Number of Suction Cups | 2 |
| Compatible Tanks | 10 to 75 gallons (rimmed, rimless, thick-walled) |
| Plant Types Supported | Pothos, lucky bamboo, Anubias, Java moss, duckweed |
FAQ
Can this plant holder be used on both the side and bottom of the tank?
Yes, the two suction cups allow flexible mounting on the side walls or the bottom of the tank.
Is the material safe for fish and shrimp?
Yes, it is made from high-quality, non-toxic plastic that does not harm aquatic life or affect water quality.
How many plant types can be held in the basket?
The basket supports multiple plant stems, rooted plants, or floating varieties such as pothos, lucky bamboo, Anubias, Java moss, and duckweed.
Faith Lawrence –
Great addition to my 55-gallon tank. The adjustable size fits perfectly on both sides. I used it to hold Java moss and pothos, and the plants stayed secure. Easy to clean and doesn’t interfere with water chemistry. Works well in my aquascape setup.
Nicholas Anderson –
Love the design. The suction cups stick well and the basket holds a lot of plants without tipping. I used it for lucky bamboo and duckweed. It’s also useful for storing fish food and nets. No issues with fish or shrimp.
Virginia Graham –
Fits my 30-gallon tank well. The height adjustment is helpful for thick-walled tanks. Suction cups work fine on the side. A bit narrow for large plants, but good for small floating varieties.
Bella Reid –
Installed it on the bottom of my tank and it holds rooted plants securely. The removable design makes cleaning simple. No leaks or fish disturbances. Perfect for adding natural decor.
Faith Wallace –
Works well with my Anubias and pothos. The adjustable width helps with different tank types. Suction cups need a bit of pressure to stick, but once set, they stay in place.