A chunky, stump-style hideout with more volume and a wider chamber than a straight log — and it can sit either horizontally or stand upright, so you can change how...

The same two-exit design that keeps cichlid tanks calm — in a rugged magma-textured finish that feels more open than a closed cave. Two holes mean a fish always has...

A hollow fallen-log hideout with a tunnel running through it — open at both ends, so fish move through it rather than getting cornered in a dead-end. That through-passage is...

A hideout full of passages. Instead of one chamber, the honeycomb structure is riddled with openings fish can move through, rest in, or disappear into — and all those tunnels...

A hideout with two ways out — and that's the whole point. Most aggression in a cichlid tank happens when a fish gets cornered with nowhere to go. With two...

A large, volcanic-style shelter for bigger tanks. The size is the feature: it's roomy enough for a large fish to claim as its own retreat, while the openings and gaps...

A compact, rounded boulder that drops a solid piece of cover anywhere in the tank. Where the Magma Rock is large and open, the Boulder is a tighter, self-contained hideout...