Cichlid Stone (medium)

I think this is a very nice Cichlid stone although from the picture, it appeared there was only one hole in the stone. The one I received has a hole in both the back and front and although the Cichlids seem to enjoy it, it does not offer the smaller Cichlids the protection they would like as another Cichlid can chase them out of the stone from the other end. I would have liked to have known the stone had two holes. I would also like to know the actual size of the stone because I felt this stone was on the smaller size yet it was labeled medium in the advertisement. The larger Cichlids that are in the tank are not able to get into the stone.

The opening is large enough for my betta to pass thru easily, he likes to hide in there when he sleeps. The edges of the openings are a bit rough, I did not feel any snags but they are coarse, kind of like the bottom edges of stoneware plates where they haven't been glazed.I have gravel in my tank and its chipped off some of the ceramic, which I wasn't expecting.Overall, it works, it looks nice, different that normal aquarium decorations and provides a nice cubby for your fishy friend to hide.

It did stop. Overall, it's a nice machine. I'm happy with my purchase. I love working out on it. The treadmill provides sufficient progarms to select different work-outs. The only annoying thing is the key that has to be used to start the treadmill. It is a safety feature & is right on the control panel at the bottom. I've knocked it off at least 5 times during my runs & that stops the machine. That is a design problem. I think the key can be attached higher on the panel so it can't be knocked off during work-outs.I would recommend this machine to others.

This stone is perfect for my Blue Rams. They love it, and I think it's the perfect size for them. I love the way it looks too--so natural. The entrance hole is about 1.5 inches high, and a little wider than that, maybe 1.75 inches. It's so attractive that I can't see it not looking great in anyone's tank. I highly recommend it for small cichlids and dwaves!

I bought this for my betta in hopes he'd like it, but he didn't touch it. Not at first. I left it in the tank and after a couple of weeks, he goes in there all the time. Perfect hiding spot for a small tank.

These are like chiclid magnets. Mine were taking up residence within 5 minutes. Note I do have Cockatoo Dwarf Chiclids so these are for the smaller guys

Photos don't really show how open the back hole is but it is good heavy material and my plecostamus eventually adopted it for a sleeping/hiding hole as intended

This is nice, but there are two holes, the second is not visible in the images posted. I was really looking for more of a cave for plecos, not easy to find.