Review on 🌱 Penn-Plax Aquaponic Betta Fish Tank: Cultivating a Flourishing Habitat for Plants and Fish by Ginny Gregory

As in the picture I bought an Anthurium plant to put in a small 0.5 gallon tank. The roots had a hard time getting through the holes but I managed with the big ones and the plant itself seems to be doing fine. Then I first bought an expensive betta about three times the size of the tank itself. Guilty. During the day it was dead, but before that it had survived for several weeks in a smaller container. Of course, even though I was pouring freshly purchased dechlorinated spring water and had the appropriate diet, I kind of blamed it on my fault. Then I tried to plant the little guppies. I removed the decorative rocks and hut I bought for the aquarium, thinking that maybe they were the cause of something since nothing else was added. Then I add existing clean water from their previous environment and add some fresh spring water. I did it at 8pm, next day by 6am they were all dead. This is just not a suitable aquarium for fish to survive, more due to the lack of oxygen for the plants or lack of space for them to get to the surface. I don't know but I'm angry. I feel sorry for the life of the fish and got so angry that I bought this aquarium as a death sentence. What a waste of life! DO NOT BUY THIS TANK! Please. i know it looks cool But the welfare of the fish is more important!