Zoo Med Betta Plant Salvia Green

Create a calm, leafy retreat for your Betta with the Zoo Med Betta Plant in the Salvia style, finished in green. This realistic-looking plastic plant adds a natural touch to Betta bowls and tanks, giving your finned friend a comfortable place to hide and rest while bringing a fresh pop of greenery to the water. The slender Salvia leaf shape sets it apart from the other Zoo Med Betta Plant styles.

• Realistic-looking plastic styling brings a natural, planted feel to your Betta's bowl or tank.
• The Salvia leaf shape gives this plant its own character within the Zoo Med Betta Plant lineup.
• Provides a natural hiding area, giving your Betta a private retreat when it wants to slip out of sight.
• Offers a resting area too, a welcome perch for a fish that likes to pause and lounge.
• Finished in green for a fresh, leafy look that blends right into a planted-style setup.
• Includes a suction cup for easy anchoring and attachment to the side of your tank or bowl.
• Sets up in seconds, so you can rearrange your Betta's environment whenever the mood strikes.
• Made for Betta bowls and tanks, a fitting choice for the home your Betta already lives in.
• Plastic build means no living-plant upkeep, keeping care simple for busy owners.
• Narrow Salvia foliage tucks neatly into corners, fitting comfortably even in smaller Betta setups.

A Betta with places to hide and rest is a more content Betta, and the Salvia-style plant delivers both in one easy piece. Press the suction cup to the glass, settle the plant where your fish likes to drift, and give your Betta a green corner to explore and relax in. Since it is plastic, you skip the trimming and the upkeep that come with live plants, while your Betta still gets the cover it craves. The slim profile makes it just as comfortable in a modest bowl as it is in a larger tank, so it grows with your setup. It is a simple, fuss-free way to make your Betta's bowl or tank feel more natural, more welcoming, and a little more like the gentle, plant-filled waters these fish love to call home.