Fluker'sNonporous Food/Water Reptile Corner Bowl, Large

Im a new leopard gecko mom! I rescued my guy spike then adopted Buffy who’s a big girl lol im slowly upgrading things in their tanks! Buffy originally had a small water bowel and I wanted to upgrade right away! But I felt the prices for the size I wanted were ridiculous until I found this one! I was nervous until they came in because of some of the reviews! The price of these for the size is amazing compared to in store and bigger brands so I got 2 and still saved a couple bucks!!! And the quality is amazing to me and I’m kind of picky, I want the best for my animals! It fits perfectly in the corner and big enough that if she or he wants to get into it they can! If you’re thinking about it just do it!!! But remember these are corner bowels so they are angled for such! If that’s not your thing then this isn’t for you but if you don’t mind GET IT!

Works great not too deep aesthetically pleasing in terrarium.

When we got it the one side was deep but there's a spot that dips down on the other side that makes you not be able to fill the bowl all the way up. This makes it not as deep as I was hoping for to be. It is very pretty look we cannot use it. Also the texture feels like a real rock which is cool but with a frog the bowl gets very yucky and I think it would be hard I think to clean too but I haven't been able to use it so I couldn't tell you.

Decent corydoras sand bath, but the coloration doesn't match the advertisement. Selected to pair with seiryu, and it does not, so had to adapt.

Got these bowls for my 20-gallon tank for my hermit crab. I honestly didnt expect them to be so huge (or heavy ). It's great because there will be no need to get bigger ones when my babies grow bigger, plus they fit comfortably in the tank's corners. I love that they're different colors because it'll be easy to know which one is my saltwater/freshwater bowl. However, I don't like the fact one bowl is larger than the other, but they are great regardless, and for their size, the price is basically a steal vs. buying one at my local pet stores. Great buy, would buy them again!

Love how this thing looks, and it's the perfect material for critters that eat crickets. Every time I drop a cricket for my tarantula they immediately fall into the water dish, but they can climb out of this dish (unlike the glass dish I was using).

I bought this to replace a “Zoo Med Reptile Rock Corner Water Dish x-large”. I'd had the zoo-med one for about 3 years and I found the zoo med was hard to clean, and easy to stain.This Fluker dish is very heavy (much heavier than zoo med). It is made of some kind of rock-textured ceramic stoneware material. The color I got is a mostly grey with brown and white swirl. It needs to sit on the bottom of the tank, not on top of the substrate. My snake likes to tunnel, and I would worry about the weight hurting her (She had a burrow under the plastic zoo med dish).This material seems to be non-porous. And it certainly isn't plastic, so I'm hoping it won't stain. It's smooth on the inside of the bowl, but rough on the outside.The inner dimensions of the water pool are about 2.25 in deep and a 7in by 7in triangle-ish shape. Outer dimensions are closer to 10.75in x 10.75in. Due to however it is that Fluker makes them, I believe each dish is unique, so size may vary. It's large enough for my 5.5 ft rat snake to curl up in.In Summery:Pros:Not plasticNon-porous, smooth, steam-cleanable inner surfaceLooks niceLarge sizeFits well into a tank cornerCons:Very HeavyWould break if droppedRough outside is harder to wipe clean

This things looks great in pics and from far away: nice shape, good depth, nice natural color; however...The process of making this is simple: pour resin into a mold, vibrate the mold so the bubbles come out, cure the mold, package appropriately and ship.This is the definition of cutting every corner possible: 1. The bubbles were never completely shaken out after the pour so if you like water slime/food/bacteria building up in crevices INSIDE the dish then this is the one for you. 2. The mold itself must have been mis-shapen since the base is curved (and with bubles) so good luck leveling this on any flat surface. 3. The resin was never properly cured so it's still sticky and maybe this is why the base is mis-shaped since it was ever given time to properly harden. 4. This sticky resin was vacuum sealed into a clear hard plastic wrap that stuck to the surface and had to be scraped off. 5. It was tossed inside a bubble envelope, not a box, so even though mine just had the edges slightly worn I imagine plenty of people get this thing in pieces (maybe mine didn't break because it's not fully cured? So there could be method to their maddness?).It's $13 so not bad compared to the rest; but these buffoons could have charged $20+ if they finished what they started or hired at least one sober person to do quality control; instead they are killing the brand and paying for return shipping. I'm not even mad, just disappointed to see such a waste of potential and resources.Conclusion: had the potential of being #1, instead it is, at most, a wobbly ashtray.

Very good bowl that I’ll be using for my ball python (got the extra large). Fairly deep and definitely heavyweight! I’m a fan of the look, the only reason why I’m deducting a star is because there are some bubbles in it from the resin. Other than that I’m happy with it.

It's much smaller than I expected. I'll find a use for it but it wont be in my snake enclosure...

Cracks and tiny holes found on the dish.

Love it, doesn't leak. Perfect side for my crested in a 12x12x24 terrarium

I really like this water bowl. It looks very natural and is too heavy to knock over. It even has a sticky grip on the bottom so it won't slide around.