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Zoo Med Betta Floating Mirror for Fish Enrichment

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $16.95.Current price is: $9.68.

Floating mirror encourages natural fin movement and reduces Betta boredom in captivity.

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Zoo Med Betta Floating Mirror

An exercise mirror that promotes natural territorial behaviors and provides enrichment for your Betta. Small mirror suspended with a floating ball. When your Betta sees his reflection, he will “exercise” his fins. Reduces boredom from captivity. Watch your Betta perform natural behaviors. Patent pending.

Product Features

  • Small mirror suspended by a floating ball
  • Encourages natural fin movement and territorial behavior
  • Helps reduce boredom in captive environments
  • Designed to promote natural fish behavior
Feature Detail
Material Acrylic mirror and floating ball
Dimensions Approx. 3.5 cm (length) x 2.5 cm (width)
Compatibility For Betta fish only

FAQ

How does the floating mirror work?

The mirror is suspended by a floating ball and remains at a stable height in the water. When your Betta sees his reflection, he will swim toward it and flap his fins, mimicking natural behaviors.

Is the mirror safe for my Betta?

Yes, the mirror is made of non-toxic acrylic and is designed to be safe for aquarium use. The floating ball is securely attached and does not pose a risk of breaking or damaging the fish.

Can I use this mirror with other types of fish?

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3 reviews for Zoo Med Betta Floating Mirror for Fish Enrichment

  1. Felicity Scott –

    My Betta has been much more active since I added the floating mirror. He swims around and flaps his fins when he sees the reflection. It’s a simple but effective way to keep him engaged.

  2. Nicola Reid –

    The mirror stays in place and doesn’t float too high or too low. My Betta has started to show more interest in swimming and exploring the tank. Great for reducing boredom.

  3. Diane Berry –

    After a few days, my Betta began to chase his reflection regularly. The mirror is easy to install and looks natural in the tank. A small addition with big benefits.

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