
Haunted Seaweed
Dark, eerie seaweed that sways in the tank with considerably more menace than ordinary seaweed should possess.
Browse aquarium decor for Bubble Borough, from plants and caves to bubblers and ornaments for your virtual aquarium.

Dark, eerie seaweed that sways in the tank with considerably more menace than ordinary seaweed should possess.

A amazon sword decoration for the aquarium.

A hardy Anubias growing directly from a rock. Conveniently combines plant and stone into one tidy little decoration.

A bacopa decoration for the aquarium.

A bronze red crypt decoration for the aquarium.

A cabomba decoration for the aquarium.

A cryptocoryne decoration for the aquarium.

A hornwort decoration for the aquarium.

A java fern cluster decoration for the aquarium.

A java moss decoration for the aquarium.

A ludwigia decoration for the aquarium.

A marimo moss ball decoration for the aquarium.

A monte carlo carpet decoration for the aquarium.

A red stem decoration for the aquarium.

A rotala decoration for the aquarium.

A small moss patch decoration for the aquarium.

A tiger lotus decoration for the aquarium.

A vallisneria clump decoration for the aquarium.

A vallisneria cutout decoration for the aquarium.

A water wisteria decoration for the aquarium.

A hammer coral decoration for the aquarium.

A leather coral decoration for the aquarium.

A macroalgae decoration for the aquarium.

A low, rounded coral with soft curves and plenty of texture. An easy way to add a natural reef look without taking over the tank.

A mushroom coral colony decoration for the aquarium.

A soft mass of waving tentacles that brings constant gentle movement to the aquarium. Clownfish may approve.

A colorful sea anemone with flowing tentacles that sway with the water and make the tank feel a little more alive.

A sea fan gorgonian decoration for the aquarium.

A simple patch of flowing seaweed that adds height, movement, and a little extra greenery to the tank.

A seaweed bunch decoration for the aquarium.

A torch coral decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen bubbler decoration for the aquarium.

A cauldron that churns away on the aquarium floor, releasing a steady stream of bubbles. Whatever is brewing inside probably should not be tasted. Also: Completely Adjustable and Customizable!

A grinning jack-o'-lantern that releases a steady stream of bubbles. The pumpkin remains suspiciously intact underwater. Also: Completely Adjustable and Customizable!

A miniature volcano that continuously sends bubbles toward the surface. Considerably safer than the full-sized version. Also: Completely Adjustable and Customizable!

A bubbling volcanic decoration that adds constant movement to the tank without requiring an evacuation plan. Also: Completely Adjustable and Customizable!

A little sunken treasure chest that releases a steady stream of bubbles. The treasure itself appears to be mostly air. Also: Completely Adjustable and Customizable!

A broken pot fragment decoration for the aquarium.

A broken terracotta pot decoration for the aquarium.

A ceramic tube cluster decoration for the aquarium.

A clay multi decoration for the aquarium.

A extra narrow pleco tubes decoration for the aquarium.

A pvc pipe decoration for the aquarium.

A terracotta pot decoration for the aquarium.

A terracotta tunnel decoration for the aquarium.

A tiny underwater castle that gives the tank a touch of fantasy and its residents somewhere suitably dramatic to hide.

A miniature castle with enough openings and shelter to double as a proper fish hideout. Royal residency not guaranteed.

A frozen cave decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen cave 2 decoration for the aquarium.

A miniature stone crypt with enough room inside for fish that prefer their hiding places a little more gothic.

A miniature haunted house with enough room inside for brave fish, scared fish, or fish that simply want somewhere dark to sit.

A coconut shell hideaway decoration for the aquarium.

A hollow mossy driftwood decoration for the aquarium.

A live root overhang decoration for the aquarium.

A mangrove roots decoration for the aquarium.

A sturdy little shelter built from stacked slate. Simple, rocky, and perfect for fish that appreciate some privacy.

A slate stack decoration for the aquarium.

A tangled driftwood rootscape decoration for the aquarium.

A rocky coral shelf with a sheltered space underneath. Part reef decoration, part cozy hiding place.

A substantial coral shelf with a protected hollow below, giving the tank a more layered reef landscape.

A layered coral shelf that creates a shaded little retreat beneath the reef.

A sturdy coral-covered shelf with enough room underneath for curious fish to disappear for a while.

A reef shelf with a natural hollow beneath it, adding both height and a tucked-away hiding spot.

A rugged coral shelf that gives the tank a bit of reef structure and a quiet space underneath.

A broad reef shelf with a built-in hiding place beneath it. Basically beachfront property for fish.

A rocky coral overhang that adds depth to the reef and a shady little spot underneath.

A coralline live rock decoration for the aquarium.

A live rock cluster decoration for the aquarium.

A cozy sea anemone. Cozy, colorful, and slightly wiggly.

A cozy sea anemone. Cozy, colorful, and slightly wiggly.

A cozy sea anemone. Cozy, colorful, and slightly wiggly.

A seashell cluster decoration for the aquarium.

A strange rocky formation that looks suspiciously like it fell from somewhere much farther away. Conveniently, it also has a cave.

Rumor says an angler with twenty coins and a lucky cast could earn a heart-shaped keepsake for a ten-pound catch, a golden diving scale for an even bigger one, or a purple gem for breaking records.

A colorful fishing lure dangling where no fishing should be happening. The fish seem fascinated by it, which is probably exactly what the lure wants.

A shiny little lure suspended in the aquarium. Completely harmless here, although the fish may have some understandable trust issues.

A fishing lure repurposed as aquarium decor. It catches attention instead of fish now.

A suspiciously enticing lure left hanging in the tank. No hook-related incidents have been reported.

A bright piece of fishing tackle that gives curious fish something unusual to investigate. Thankfully, nobody is actually fishing.

A decorative lure that sparkles just enough to get every nearby fish interested in absolutely nothing.

A peculiar decoration known only as Gorebag. Nobody remembers where it came from, and asking questions has not helped.

A frozen glacier decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen iceberg decoration for the aquarium.

A little spider web to put wherever. How the web remains perfectly intact underwater is a problem for someone else to solve.

A fish skeleton that quietly floats in the aquarium. It probably fake, though. Right?

A little ghost that quietly floats in the aquarium.

Eerie floating seaweed. It looks like it is rotting.

A floating lettuce root decoration for the aquarium.

A loose patch of eerie swamp moss suspended in the water. Damp, gloomy, and somehow thriving.

Loose seaweed that drifts above the aquarium floor instead of staying politely planted where it belongs.

A frozen anchor decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen arch decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen arch 2 decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen column decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen column 2 decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen column 3 decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen crystals decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen fossil decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen plant decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen plant 2 decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen plant 3 decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen plant 4 decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen plant 5 decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen rock decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen rock 2 decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen root decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen treasure decoration for the aquarium.

A frozen ufo decoration for the aquarium.

A miniature aircraft wreck resting on the aquarium floor. The investigation remains ongoing.

A sunken ship left to slowly become part of the aquarium. Dramatic enough to tell a story without taking the whole tank hostage.

A spectral shipwreck that appears to have sailed directly into the aquarium. Its crew has yet to make themselves available for questions.

A tiny weathered gravestone for giving the aquarium floor a proper little graveyard atmosphere.

A miniature gravestone that adds just the right amount of unnecessary morbidity to the tank.

A worn little grave marker that looks perfectly at home among caves, dead plants, and other questionable aquarium decisions.

A small gravestone for building an underwater cemetery. Nobody is quite sure who is buried there.

A lonely little grave marker with just enough weathering to suggest it has been underwater much longer than it should have been.

A twisted old tree that looks thoroughly dead.

A alder cone cluster decoration for the aquarium.

A autumn leaf litter mound decoration for the aquarium.

A branch canopy decoration for the aquarium.

A small mound of loose earth for giving the aquarium floor a more uneven, natural look. Sometimes dirt really is the decoration.

A dried catappa leaf pile decoration for the aquarium.

A weathered piece of driftwood with plenty of natural bends and texture. Simple, classic, and nearly impossible to make look out of place.

A gnarled mass of weathered roots that adds natural shape and texture to the aquarium floor.

A flat spawning stone decoration for the aquarium.

A mixed leaf litter scatter decoration for the aquarium.

A small bridge softened by a layer of moss. Equal parts peaceful garden feature and tiny fish infrastructure.

A moss covered driftwood decoration for the aquarium.

A moss covered rock formation decoration for the aquarium.

A river stone mound decoration for the aquarium.

A rock. A perfectly respectable rock, in fact. Useful for filling gaps, building little landscapes, or simply adding more rock.

A simple aquarium rock for adding natural texture wherever the tank needs a little more structure.

A sturdy decorative rock that fits comfortably into just about any aquarium layout.

A natural-looking stone for breaking up open spaces and giving the aquarium floor a little more shape.

A straightforward piece of rock decor. No gimmicks, no bubbles, just dependable geology.

A root debris scatter decoration for the aquarium.

A seed pod cluster decoration for the aquarium.

A single catappa leaf decoration for the aquarium.

A single loose leaf decoration for the aquarium.

A single twig decoration for the aquarium.

A small botanical scatter pieces decoration for the aquarium.

A small branch pile decoration for the aquarium.

A small stone shard cluster decoration for the aquarium.

A small wood branch cluster decoration for the aquarium.

A sprawling spider wood rootscape decoration for the aquarium.

A stone pebble cluster decoration for the aquarium.

A twig and pod mix decoration for the aquarium.

A dark, rugged piece of volcanic rock with plenty of rough texture and character.

A porous-looking volcanic stone that adds a harsher, more dramatic edge to the aquarium floor.

A chunk of dark volcanic rock for building rocky formations, caves, or anything that needs a little ancient lava energy.

A rough volcanic stone with a naturally dramatic look. Thankfully, the volcano part is no longer active.

A barnacle covered reef rock decoration for the aquarium.

A dense coral covered in winding, maze-like ridges. Compact, colorful, and just strange enough to earn its name.

A branching coral formation that adds height, color, and a little reef complexity to the tank.

A natural-looking coral cluster with branching growth, perfect for rounding out a larger reef display.

A lively cluster of branching coral that helps fill open spaces with natural reef texture.

A decorative branching coral with plenty of little arms reaching into the water around it.

A colorful coral formation that brings a bit of reef structure and vertical interest to the aquarium.

A branching coral cluster made for building out colorful reef scenes without overwhelming the tank.

A compact branching coral that adds texture and depth wherever the tank is looking a little too empty.

A decorative coral with branching growth that gives the tank a busier, more established reef look.

A branching coral formation that works nicely tucked between rocks, caves, and other reef decorations.

A colorful piece of branching coral that adds a little height and life to the aquarium floor.

A zoanthid mat decoration for the aquarium.
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