This fish hotel is a compact, modular shelter designed to give your aquatic pets a safe and stylish place to hide, rest and explore. Ideal for beginners and experienced aquarists, it helps reduce stress by offering multiple secure nooks inside your aquarium. The sleek, stackable design saves space while adding a modern look to any tank setup. Easy to clean and compatible with most freshwater and nano tanks, it suits community fish, shrimp and small species. Whether you’re upgrading an existing setup or building a new one at NO 241 2ND FLOOR 7TH CROSS OUTER RING ROAD ABOVE APOLLO PHARMACY 3RD STAGE BANASHANKARI BANGALORE , this fish hotel is a smart choice.
Compact hotel design maximises aquarium floor space Multiple hideouts reduce fish stress and aggression Modern look enhances overall aquarium décor Easy to clean smooth surfaces resist algae buildup Stackable units allow creative aquascape layouts
Rinse the fish hotel thoroughly with clean, dechlorinated water before first use. Place it gently in your aquarium on a stable surface, ideally on the substrate. Arrange it near plants or decorations to create natural hiding spots. Avoid sharp gravel underneath. Clean during regular tank maintenance by lifting it out, rinsing with tank water, and returning it carefully. Do not use soap or detergents. Monitor fish behaviour and adjust position if needed.
A fish hotel in an aquarium is a compact structure with multiple openings that provides safe hiding and resting spaces for fish and shrimp. It mimics natural shelters like rocks or caves, helping reduce stress, aggression and territorial fights, while also adding visual interest to your tank design and aquascape.
You should use a fish hotel because fish feel safer when they have secure hiding spots. This reduces stress, improves health, and can help limit fin nipping or bullying in community tanks. A good hotel also creates vertical interest and makes your aquarium look organised, attractive and more natural for your fish.
A fish hotel is suitable for most small to medium peaceful species, such as tetras, guppies, rasboras, bettas, dwarf cichlids and shrimp. Very large or highly aggressive fish may not benefit as much. Always check that openings are big enough for your species and that no sharp edges can harm delicate fins.
To clean a fish hotel, remove it during regular water changes and rinse it using aquarium water in a separate container. Gently brush off algae with a soft brush if needed. Avoid soaps or chemicals, as residues can harm fish. Return the hotel carefully, keeping its position stable and secure in the tank.
Place the fish hotel on a flat, stable area of substrate, away from strong filter currents that might disturb resting fish. Position it near plants, rocks or driftwood so it blends into a natural-looking habitat. Ensure openings remain accessible and visible so fish can easily enter and exit without obstacles.
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