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Why choose a resin decoration for your aquarium?

Advantages: strength, lightness and ease of maintenance

Aquarium-grade resin ticks all the boxes: sturdy but not heavy, inert so it doesn't disrupt settings, and easy to clean with a brush. The decorations are precision-molded, without sharp edges, and retain their colors over time. As a bonus, there's a plethora of options: caves, arches, ruins, hollow trunks... enough to create a clear scene full of hiding places without overloading the tank. To explore all the options, browse our freshwater decorations .

Resistance to fresh and sea water

Resins designed for aquariums withstand permanent immersion, do not flake when brushed and do not release solvents. They are suitable for both freshwater and brackish aquariums, and some references even tolerate seawater, provided you opt for paints and pigments encapsulated in the mass .

Various designs imitating nature

Bark textures, rock veins, cavities, and natural bridges: modern molds offer a hyper-realistic rendering while remaining consistent with stones and roots. Ideal for creating shadows, breaking the line of sight, and guiding the eye to a focal point without compromising freestyle swimming.

Types of resin decorations available

Fish caves and hiding places

Essential for shy or territorial species: dwarf cichlids, loaches, ancistrus , shrimp. Resin caves offer calibrated entrances , smooth internal volumes and a stable base to prevent tipping.

  • Multiplication of refuge areas to reduce stress .
  • Water circulation preserved thanks to through openings.
  • Quick cleaning without removing all the decor.

Trunks, roots and branches in resin

The look of wood without the tannins or buoyancy. Perfect for adding rhythm to a composition, supporting mosses or anubias , and creating secure overhangs.

  • Natural look and lightweight for easy application.
  • Easy attachment of plants with wire or aquarium glue.
  • Modular shapes to create arches or “flying roots”.

Ruins and thematic elements

Columns, amphorae, statues, shipwrecks... ready-to-install scenery to tell a story without any DIY. Ideal for a family tank or to liven up a tame aquascape.

  • Immediate relief and photogenic points of interest.
  • Secure entrances, internal volumes without sharp angles.
  • Durable colors and easy maintenance.

Decors combined with artificial plants

For a lush, green look without CO2 or fertilization, some designs incorporate soft foliage. The combination provides additional shelter and instantly structures the space.

  • Reinforced perspective (dark backgrounds, light foliage in front).
  • Ultra simple maintenance, no pruning, no replanting.
  • Compatible with existing stone/root hardscape .

How to integrate resin decoration into your aquarium?

Choice according to size and species present

The decor should serve your inhabitants: large caves for territorial cichlids, clusters of small hiding places for shrimp, high arches for schools of characids. Avoid the "wall" effect: keep swimming lanes in the foreground and a clear area in the center. For the volumes, adapt the template: a centerpiece + 2–3 secondary elements are enough in nano tanks, more in large tanks.

Positioning to promote habitat and natural behavior

Place the centerpiece slightly off-center, then weave a diagonal with thinner elements. Align the cave entrances without directly facing each other to limit confrontations. Wedge the bases on the glass (then sand around it) to prevent slippage and stabilize the terraces .

Easy cleaning and maintenance without altering water quality

Rinse the new decor with lukewarm water, without detergent. For maintenance, use a soft brush in the siphoned water , then replace it. Avoid metal blades and boiling water, which could weaken the paint. Need a tank ready to receive your decorations? Browse our selection of freshwater aquariums and optimize circulation with our freshwater pumps .

Questions / Answers

Is resin toxic to fish?

No, if the decor is specifically designed for aquariums . Aquario-grade resins are inert, free of free solvents, and do not affect pH/KH. Beware of decorative objects not intended for permanent immersion.

How to properly clean resin decorations?

Before first filling with water: rinse thoroughly, use a soft brush, and use no household products. During maintenance: brush in the water change to preserve the useful biofilm . If the decor is hollow and floating, temporarily weight it down (clean gravel) until it saturates.

Can you paint or modify a resin decoration?

Only use 100% aquarium-compatible coatings (certified, cured, and rinsed epoxy/polyurethane paints). Avoid glitter, fragile varnishes, and pigments that crumble when brushed. The safest option is to buy a decor that is already dyed throughout and approved for aquariums.