🐠 AQUA CULTURE Half Gallon Betta View: Ideal Fish Habitat with Base Review

I love that little plastic tank! Perfect for what I was looking for. I would check your local Walmart before ordering here because I got mine for $5.

This tank is really cool! I used it to breed tadpoles. I had to lift one side of the aquarium to allow the tadpoles to get out of the water. I'm seriously considering buying a beta version to view in it.

To be honest it was just what I needed. Unfortunately it arrived with chips and cracks on the top but still worked until I filled it up with too much water. This was great for a very small baby axolotl as a temporary reservoir while it was growing.

I didn't get these tanks from Amazon but I got the exact same tanks from Wal-Mart and they are amazing! the tail is bigger and even he did it in the aquarium. It's a 1/2 gallon tank, but it even has room for gravel and a little decoration. I recommend this interview 10 out of 10.

This aquarium is totally unsuitable for ALL types of fish. It's too small to maintain proper water chemistry and doesn't have a filter. Betta fish require at least 5 gallons, preferably 10 gallons, and a heat source. They don't thrive at 70F. However, I gave this product a high rating as it is a good enclosure for small invertebrates. It is great for raising caterpillars, small stick insects, praying mantis, young scorpions or tarantulas, land snails, etc. Children can easily observe the…

This small tank is a good quarantine tank for new and sick males. I kept my first Betta in one of these for a few weeks before moving her to a larger tank. This should never be a permanent home for your Pisces friend as it will be too small for anything in the long run. This is good for treating and monitoring your pet's health, but not for wealth. If you want your bettas to live and thrive for a long time, a larger tank is recommended. I keep all my bettas in this tank to make sure they don't…