FEBSNOW Aquarium Suction Cups, Fish Tank Suction Cups Aquarium Suction Cup Clip Suction Hooks with 30 PCS Adjustable Cable Ties for Plants, Planter, Binding Moss Shrimp Nest (20)

Let’s be honest here, these are cheap. Yes, there are better choices out there, but for the price, they will work in a pinch. The suction cups tend to un-plug themselves every so often, so don’t expect them to stay in place for a significant amount of time without the need of tending to. The zip ties that are included seem to work well and haven’t had any issues with them. And yes, the zip ties are also cheaper but seeing as how they aren’t normally put to any type of stress or over worked with heavy objects on a normal basis, then they work just fine. I use mine to hold up air tubing, water tubing, plant stems, etc etc. and as long as you only use them for lightweight basic needs, then you shouldn’t run into any real issues asides from the normal random suction cup releases which I mentioned before. Would. Buy these again? I guess I would if I was in another predicament where I needed a quick fix. Would I suggest these to other buyers? Only if they went in knowing that these shouldn’t be used as a permanent option. And I guess the price is low enough to atleast keep them on your backburner of items to keep on hand should the situation arise if/when they would come in handy.

Bought these to use my bearded dragons cage. They worked for a little while and then they pop off.

They're suction cups and they work. What were you expecting from me? What am I supposed to say in a review about a product that's simple without hundreds of complex components and that works as intended? Why are you still reading this review? You only needed the first sentence. At this point you're just window shopping on the internet out of habit instead of looking for a product that you're needing. You know what someone would do if they needed suction cups and looked through the reviews to find out if they fell off within a month of application? They would read the first sentence and then buy the stuff. The only reason you're reading reviews is because you looked at the product, saw the price and figured it was worth buying but you're wanting to know if they're defective thus making any price point not worth it. If you were serious you would have just hit add to cart a long time ago. No. You're just playing around on the phone or computer, internet shopping... Just wasting time. It's a habit you'd rather not think about but you still d... You're doing it right now even! You know what? I'm ending this right now, you're enjoying reading this. You don't even need stuff. You just want to buy things and call it retail therapy as if that can justify bad financial habits. But seriously... The suction cups are good. I haven't had one that was defective.

Sometimes the suction cups do not stick but there have been no issues with the zip tie aspect.

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I got these to hold the probe of my geckos thermostat in place in his exo terra terrarium. The suction cup from the thermostat didn't fit through the cord access port (I use an undertank heat pad as well as a heat bulb). It's been a few months and I'm impressed. They've held and I've been able to move it around when I rearrange his terrarium. To get them to suction to the glass and stay held there I have to add a drop or two of water to the suction cup and then stick it to the glass, do that and it will hold perfectly for a long time. Might use to attach some plants to make them look like hanging plants in my gecko terrarium and in my Hognose's terrarium.

I wish the zip ties were just a liiiiittle bit longer, but even so, these work like a charm. I only needed two so I have lots of extras to replace them if they start acting up! So far they stick to glass very well!

I bought these for my Crested Gecko setups and they are a lifesaver. I bought two packages thinking I'd have to use two or three on a single plant to get it to stay but to my surprise, they are really strong on their own for their size.The trick is getting both them and the area they are sticking to wet before sticking them on, I've had to try a few times on a few but once they are on they aren't coming off on their own. It's been a month since I've used them for plants and vines, on both glass and plastic tubs, and none of them have fallen even with my cresties crawling and jumping all over them.