🐠 Premium 1-Gallon Insputer Mini Fish Tank with Filter, LED Light, Betta Aquarium and Hydroponic Plants Basket - Ideal for Office, Home Desk, and Tropical Freshwater Setup with Convenient Phone & Pad Holder Review

The charging connector does not match the charging cable so the pump and phone charging functions do not work. Returned item.

Overall it's looking great after a few months of use, but... the filtration system doesn't really do much except circulate the water. It works, but doesn't seem to work very well. Even with light top dressing, the tank will become cloudy very quickly. Maybe another spot for the water to enter so it circulates a bit more and not just on the surface. I don't think I'll be keeping my betta here for very long. He seems to have outgrown it pretty quickly.

This is a cool little aquarium. The filtration system sits underneath and is USB powered. The lights create an interesting atmosphere. Operative word is not sufficient here. Pay attention to the fill lines or it will overflow. Be religious about keeping the filter clean. I have several large aquariums and to be honest they are easier to clean and maintain than small ones. Your fish selection is limited. The rule of thumb is one gallon of water for every inch of fish. Think bettas, guppies…

I use this to hold some small minnows and it's honestly an amazing design. I started by planting a few plants on a hydroponic lid but gave up because the roots would not grow downward. However, I found it to be the perfect size for feeding the fish, so I just use the hole for that. The filter is well thought out down to the smallest detail, if necessary the filter can be replaced. It's actually just foam and I'm perfectly happy with it. That makes the water really clear! my minnows feel…

I know beta fish (with long fins/tails) are male, but I call mine olive. When it came to the offer, I chose this tank because I felt it would have more space. The tank was easy to set up (although I didn't find everything clear). I added some stones that weren't provided and filled it with water. This tank is quiet, although there is a filter that charges or is powered by a USB cable (included). There is a button on the top that controls the LEDs and provides different levels of brightness…

I wish I had had one a few years ago (if it even existed then)! Was easy to install and comes with a filter to keep the water clean. The LED light is variable, which means you can change its brightness. I leave it on the lowest setting but who knows if a betta likes bright lights or nothing at all. It cost me about $15 to get everything I needed to set up the fish: a small bag of colorful aquarium rocks, a net, goldfish food, a small artificial plant and 1 blue betta named Chuck Norris hahaha…

Having been an avid aquarist for over 2 decades this aquarium is really not intended for any type of fish. I know people always want to keep bettas in tanks like this, but they really are too small. You really want a fish that does well on its own and never grows larger than 1 inch since you need a gallon of water for every inch of your fish. So maybe you're keeping a small freshwater snail or a single guppy, but again, that's not ideal for most fish. Speaking of which, the aquarium itself is…

I have mixed feelings about this tank. Cons First: Holds a gallon of water though. About 1/3 of that is in the bottom tank, so the actual usable space is much smaller. I feel like a Betta should be at least 3 gallons and I have two, one is 3 and the other is 5. The motor is quite noisy and at times it distracts me. The lid design could be reconsidered a bit. . . it snaps into place quite hard so it's hard to take it off or take it off. The good news is that a baby or cat cannot confuse him, the