Diverse Caves (Part 2)
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Remember those curious little guys from the first set of "Diverse Caves"? This time, I'm bringing you "Wave 2," with a large quantity to satisfy various aquarium styles.
🏠 Three House Types
"Tree Hole Rings" For nostalgic residents. Mimics weathered wood texture, retaining rough bark texture and irregular holes on the surface. The internal space is winding and connected, suitable for schools of tetras to swim through, and also for plecos to cling to the walls and graze on algae. Placed in a planted tank, it's like bringing a corner of the forest directly into the living room.
"Hollow Dome" For artistic residents. A parametrically designed spherical structure where light scatters dappled shadows through geometric holes. It serves as both a hiding spot and a visual focal point. Recommended for bare tanks or minimalist aquascapes; it is a sculpture in itself.
"Dune Folds" For modern residents. Layered wave textures mimic wind-eroded landscapes. Its low, flat shape is especially suitable for bottom-dwelling fish (corydoras, loaches). The top platform can also hold moss or small Anubias, transforming it into a "rooftop garden."
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