Aqueon Betta Starter Gallon Black Review

I bought this aquarium to use as a hospital aquarium for a sick rooster fish. The fish had been in the tank for about two hours when I noticed a crack on the top rim that wasn't there when I took it out of the box. I'm really at a loss as to how it could have cracked as I just filled it with water and closed the lid. I did not use any accessories or additional items. Aquarium, water and included lid only. Also, the bottom of the tank is worn and discolored after being filled with water for only

Just want to say I only bought this tank to transport my bettas on sudden moves. And for that I say mine. OK. However, this should be advertised as a permanent reservoir for not only 1 but also 2 chickens. it's a trash can. Betta fish should be at least 2.5 gallons, but I recommend 5 gallons or larger. The one I bought this for is 10 gallons. They must also have filters and heaters, and this tank is too small to accommodate. If 2 bettas were placed in this aquarium, each betta would only have…

First of all, this aquarium should NEVER be used permanently as a betta tank - the minimum size required to keep these fish happy and healthy is 2.5 gallons, ideally 5 gallons. I've used it as a hospital tank when I need to treat my little boy for an illness so I don't contaminate his main tank with medicines and chemicals. His. Well, I'm guessing it's $10. You get what you pay for. The bad rating does not refer to the quality but to the condition of the "new" product. Delivered well and the…