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This looked very cute for the first few days in my turtle pool. But then my girl noticed them and bit huge chunks out of each one. I would buy them again for an outside pond or something. Just make sure no turtles are around.

These seem to be pretty good quality. They are reasonably thick and provide a great shady hiding area for the goldfish. I'm happy with the purchase and expect that the fishies are happy too.

These were slightly more bright green than what I was anticipating, but I toss these in our fountain, and I got the seal of approval from our yard frog. They are nice and flexible without being too thin so they do have a cushy foam feel. I wish they were slightly more realistic in color, but they are still very nice, especially for the price.

I have a little pond thing with a water pump in my back yard that a frog/toad has taken up residence in. There were two but I’ve only seen the one for a while now.Something fell in there one day and I noticed the would stand on it and I did the whole “aweeee. Let me get a picture, this is adorable.” thing.Later I had an elevated idea to look for fake Lilly pads that I could float in there… Wow. They love these and so do I lol.They all float and they’ve been in the water since I got them last summer-ish, through the winter. Even the smaller ones hold this guy’s weight on the water.(Don't mind the dirty looking water, it doesn’t normally look that gross.)

The media could not be loaded. They look real and float perfectly. I would suggest these for a small pond or even one of the small ones in an aquarium. I should of bought 2 packages though. They won't cover much space.

These do not look very realistic. They do float well and provide a place for my fish to hide and my frogs to chill. I guess it was worth the money. The quality of the material is fine, so far no rips or holes. There are 2 different sizes which is perfect.

I have purchased so many different things to offer the local flying insects a safe drinking area. I keep a pool for the animals (feral cats, possums, deer, et al.) and was constantly finding drowned bees and butterflies dead in the pool. These were perfect. They float and have pockets that will retain water so the flying insects can land on them and drink from the little pockets of water that gather on the lily pads and still keep dry enough to fly off.

We bought these for our small water feature. They came in as described but don’t hold up to the Oklahoma sun. They are fully faded and look terrible and it hasn’t even been a full summer. They are also very lightweight so they do tend to flip upside down. I’ll upload a photo soon.