Review on Aqueon NeoGlow Hexagon Orange Aquarium by Amanda Smith

Great if you know what you want. I really like the look of tall tanks but you have to admit that they limit the number of suitable fish as they don't have much width. Also, it's too small for most fish that like a vertical aquarium. I plan to add Mexican dwarf crabs, a few snakes and a beta to this tank once the plants are established, appropriate in shape and size for the biological load and the territory. If you need a wider range of options for what will thrive in your tank, look for something with a larger footprint or more than twice the space. As with any aquarium, you're likely not completely satisfied with the starter kit and end up buying some other components. A simple pre-filter will help with heavy absorption if you're keeping shrimp or other critters that tend to get caught in tight spots or strong currents. I also added cheap LED lighting as it only comes with "moonlight" in the hood. I'd say by all means buy it if it's the right tank for what you want to do and if you're willing to shell out a few extra bucks to get it looking good. If you want to have a unique and beautiful aquarium in your home, this might be for you!