Honeycomb

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 break the line of sight across the tank, which is one of the most effective ways to lower stress and aggression in a busy community.

Fish can pass through multiple routes or stay hidden depending on how they feel, and several small fish can use it at once without crowding.

Which fish it's for

• Community tanks where breaking sightlines reduces conflict

• Small fish, plecos, and shrimp that like to weave through cover

• Dwarf cichlids and other fish that defend small territories

How to use

Rinse before use. Place where it interrupts open swim paths and sightlines between fish. Set on a stable surface.

Details

• Dimensions: 22.5 × 10.5 × 10.5 cm (8.86 × 4.13 × 4.13 in)

• Material: high-temperature fired clay

Safety

• Smooth, no sharp edges. Inert, non-toxic, safe for fish, shrimp, and invertebrates.

• Tested on the Plecoceramics farm.