Bought them almost a year ago. Good for planting and feeding fish, but broke on me when I was gripping it at a weird angle.

I bought my planting tweezers about 4 months ago, and so far, they have worked great! The only fault is that mine started rusting. I use them quite often though and dry them afterward, but there are still rusting spots towards the planting end. The rust doesn't affect the usability of the product, it's really just an aesthetics thing, though I was surprised because it's stainless steel, but it was only $6. Overall, if you don't mind some rust spots, these are a great product.

Over all I feel like the quality of the materials is great. With that, the contacting points that hold the plant are not even, so really only the tips hold what you want unless you put a lot of pressure on them.

Purchased these tweezer May 2019 and they failed June 2020. The welds that hold the top together let go. They were not subjected to any abuse or used other than they were attended.
In my view a metal product like this should be nearly a once in a life time purchase, not a yearly purchase. I contacted the "Coop" and received the following:

"Unfortunately, these were purchased May 25, 2019. This far exceeds our 30 day coverage on products, without a warranty."

I am still a big fan of the "Coop" but must admit I was disappointed in there response. Obviously the weld was defective and I think the product should have been replaced.

The Tweezers are great for placing Easy Root Tabs in the substrate around my rooted plants. I would highly recommend them.

Perfect

Very good - def recommend

I have nothing but good things to say about this company! My order arrived sooner than expected and these made planning stemmed plants SO MUCH EASIER (especially for a newbie)! Great customer support!

They work great!

It’s well made and plenty long for reaching.

I got these because i was having trouble getting my stem plants to stay in the gravel when I first get them. I bought these and plant weights and it has helped so much!

Super speedy shipping and great products

Very well made tweezers. They make planting and placing root tabs much easier.

Love you guys! Great service. Answers to questions from real friendly and knowledgeable humans in a shockingly short amount of time.

These work well. I wish there were something longer so I don't have to put my arm so far in the water of my 75 gallon tank.

Love it makes it super easy for planting plants and putting plant capsules under the gravel highly recommend

Bought my first pair of planting tweezers and went with these from Aquarium Co-Op. They are nice quality and work great to add the fertilizer capsules I purchased from them also. Shipping was fast. Thank you.

Finally can plant without my whole hand in the tank been needing this.

Came in a crushed package. But is exactly what i was hoping for

Works exactly as described. Very helpful. Arrived in two days. Would definitely recommend.

I don’t know why I waited so long to get these. So much easier to plant plants and place root tabs.

Pretty solid! Wish were longer

Great. They feel like a sturdy material. They have a good length and the angle on the end makes planting easier.

A very convenient tool for placing plants into sand and gravel. These tweezers are not absolutely necessary, but if you have a lot of plants like me they sure make life easier. Especially if you have any inhabitants that occasionally uproot things, this tool makes putting them back or adding new plants much easier.

Great for handling fertilizer tabs and plants!

I have couple of pairs now. One for feeding the Tree Frogs and the other to my aquarium work. I use them all the time for everything.

I completely revamped my 20 gallon tank and these tweezers were very useful for getting the plants set in soil and sand.

These make dealing with things in the tank so much easier. Really glad I bought them.

Planting Tweezers

Simple tool, but well made. Heavy gauge steel feels good in the hand. Not flimsy and not too stiff. I thought I would want a longer set but after a couple days of planting and rearranging I'm convinced they're just right. They're long enough to reach tight corners, and short enough to weave in through spider wood branches.