20Pcs Floating Lily Pads for Ponds, Fake Lily Pads, Artificial Lotus Leaves Decorative, 6pcs 8.3in and 6pcs 7in and 8pcs 4in (Total 20pcs)

Great

The frogs in my little pool of them! I washed them off with just a little of Dawn dish soap and thoroughly rinse them off before placing them in the water. They had a shiny film when they got wet that you could feel until I wash them off with soap. Frogs are so sensitive I didn't want to risk putting them directly into the pond without rinsing them off first. I have a small blow up pool we used for a few days. Was going to use the water for my plants and take it down. We had a thunderstorm and then hundreds of frog eggs! So I got a little aerator and these lily pads and some algae Wafers and frog and Tadpole food. The third night I had these out there I noticed the Frog sitting on them! They were singing! So far none of them have sank and they've held up in the Sun but it's only been a week. I'm only planning to really use them for this season probably and then bring them in.

They are fine for artificial pond plants.

These actually look more realistic than I expected. My goldfish have been eating all of the different plants that I put in the pond as pond cover so they kept on eating themselves out of some protective hiding spots, that’s why I resorted to introducing some fake floating plants. The goldfish seem to really like these and use these for cover and at the same time it’s not ugly for me to look at at all. It looks pretty nice.

Purchased for new temporary pond outside, and they have worked out very nicely. They arrived quickly and well packaged too.

Don’t come close to matching real lily leaves and much more expensive than should be.

It was use for decoration

Bought these for a turtle pond. They will be easier to clean than plastic aquarium plants. They are type of foam and seem sturdy. No smell in my shipment. I rinsed them well and placed them in. Will see how they hold up over time