Aquarium decorative plant Bosch TN-44075, plastic, green-yellow, 12–18 cm, dense fine leaves

Aquarium decorative plant Bosch TN-44075 is a plastic aquatic ornament in green-yellow tones, standing 12–18 cm tall with dense, fine foliage. It provides a low-maintenance visual accent for freshwater tanks and planted layouts, offering shelter and territorial boundaries for fish and invertebrates without the care demands of live plants. The synthetic material resists decay and discoloration under normal aquarium conditions and can be repositioned easily to adjust aquascape composition.

Advantages

The artificial plant offers consistent appearance and colour over time and does not require lighting, fertilization, pruning or CO2. Its compact size and dense leaves create hiding spots for small fish and shrimp while occupying minimal space. Made of durable plastic, it is simple to clean and does not alter water chemistry. Installation and rearrangement are fast, allowing flexible aquascape design and maintenance access.

Suitable for

• Freshwater community aquariums
• Planted-look layouts where live care is undesired
• Breeding tanks and shrimp or fry shelters
• Background or midground aquascaping accents

Key specifications

• Material: plastic
• Colour: green-yellow
• Height: approximately 12–18 cm
• Leaf type: dense, fine leaves
• Placement: suitable for substrate or attached ornament bases

How to use

Place the decorative plant in the desired location within the aquarium substrate or secure it to a suitable ornament base. Rinse under tap water before first use to remove any dust or residue. Position the plant to create natural-looking cover or visual balance with other decorations and live plants. Periodically remove and rinse the plant to extract debris and prevent algae buildup; handle gently to avoid damaging the leaf structure.

Usage recommendations

Avoid placing the plastic plant too close to heater elements or open flames. For aquariums with very aggressive chewers, monitor for mechanical damage; replace if sharp edges develop. Clean with freshwater and a soft brush—do not use chemical cleaners that could harm aquatic life.