Penn Plax Finding Nemo Ocean Floor Scenery Background, 20-Gallon

THIS BACKDROP PICTURE FOR MY AQUARIUM LOOKS AWESOME. IT IS A GLOSSY AND VERY NICE HEAVY WEIGHT PAPER PICTURE OF THE OCEAN.

We bought this background to paper the inside of a box to use for my son's 2nd grade Ocean diorama project. The image is exactly as is described and shown so there's no surprises there. The paper used is thick card stock. Not as thick as cardboard but much thicker than regular paper. That's a good thing because it's tough and well made.The only annoyance we had with this product is that since it was rolled up like a poster, and it's made of thicker paper stock unrolling it and gluing it to a flat surface was very difficult. It's not perfect lining the box, but it was the best I could do. My son and husband both love how the box looks now with the background, though.WARNING TO THOSE USING THIS AS AN AQUARIUM BACKGROUND: I too have an aquarium (10 gallon) and have experience with backgrounds. This is NOT a good product for that purpose. Most aquarium backgrounds I've used are made of plastic that uses a little moisture and static electricity to stick to your tank. Some even have a light coating of adhesive. This Penn Plax Finding Nemo Ocean Floor Scenery would need to be heavily taped (because it's been rolled up in poster form and is difficult to flatten out) to your fish tank. It's not plastic so if you spill any water on it while doing water changes, you'll probably ruin it. I would NOT recommend this for a fish tank, at all. No way. It was hard enough putting it in a box for a diorama, I can't imagine the annoyance of sticking it to a fish tank.

Product looks as described however it is not wide enough for a 20 gallon tank. It also doesn't seem like it would hold up to being inside of the tank and came so tightly wound you'd have to use a whole roll of tape to keep it attached

It was exactly what I ordered. It's a little too stuff though. It wont stay flat against the fish tank, it wants to curl back into the rolled up sphere. that is with it being laid out for over two days but its the exact picture :)It's a little bigger than a 20 gallon tank but easy to cut down.

Looks great, and I'm glad there is not a clownfish in the picture.Only downside it that it's not static cling plastic like most of the other aquarium scenes we have used, it is thick paper and keeps pulling away from the back of the aquarium.

Thought this would stick to the tank in some way... It's basically just a poster.

I used it for my 10 gallon tank, i just trimmed it a little and it fits petfectly!

Just a cheap paper copy. I would not buy again or recommend.