Fish Breeder Spawning Mop for Fish Tank, Floating Fish Breeding Mop for Egg Laying, Decorative Aquarium Grass

Price: $8.99
(as of Mar 25, 2025 18:27:49 UTC – Details)

Product Description

Why do you choose our fish spawning breeding mop?

Our fish spawning breeding mop is made of yarn, which is a good place for fish to lay eggs. The fish spawning breeding mop is a necessity for breeding fish. It is made of high quality material, which is safe and non-toxic and practical to use. It can be used repeatedly, and it is easy to clean. This fish spawning breeding mop is suitable for various of fishes, such as goldfish, angelfish, cichlids, etc. It can help your fish lay eggs more easily and safely.

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Color
Blue Orange Green Green

Package Include
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Floating/Sink
Floating Floating Floating Sink

【HELP SPAWNING & BREEDING PROCESS】Our spawning mop is designed to mimic densely planted area in the wild. Egg scattering fish will swim into the spawning mop and deposit their eggs, our fish spawning mop can protect them from predatory fish who may eat them.
【SUIABLE FOR MOST AQUATIC ANIMALS】Our spawning mop can be used for a variety of fish such as goldfish, rainbowfish, tetras, barbs, killifish, and more. They can also be used for other creatures such as: Snails, Frogs, Turtles, Crayfish, Lobsters, Scuds, Mussels, Clams, e.t.c.
【SAFE & NON-TOXIC MATERIAL】Made of non-toxic natural looking green yarn, avoid it rotting in water, which are harmless to fish and in line with environmental protection concepts.
【REUSED SPAWNING MOP】Spawning mops can be reused multiple times, making them a cost-effective option, helping fish enthusiasts better manage their fish environment.
【EASIER TO MOVE FISH EGGS】Spawning mops are an easy and effective way to collect fish eggs and breed them. The mop acts as a substrate for the eggs to attach to, and then can be easily removed and placed in the aquarium. They are less likely to damage delicate fish eggs than other methods, such as netting.