BettaTank 2-Gallon Hex Fish Bowl by Koller Products Review

We bought this aquarium for my sons a lovely fish. It is made of plastic and therefore easy to clean. I broke the smaller glass container while cleaning as I usually just drain the water and pour it down the sink. I usually leave the fish in the tank until I've drained all the water. I pour out half, add back and repeat with tap water of the same temperature. Pisces seem to enjoy the excitement as they get bored most of the time. As for the tank... The plastic is easy to clean and very…

I like the product for what I use it for (Triops cymbal). Its size and price made it a logical choice as I was able to find a sponge filter and heater that went well with small aquatic plants. It's plastic (which I knew before I bought it) but the plastic is strong, clear and very nice looking. The only flaw I found is that the form makes it hard to see. The bends in the plastic slightly distort the interior. When I'm looking for something in the aquarium (specifically the nerite snail that I…

This aquarium is unique. Love the fact that it doesn't weigh a ton when filled with water, making it easy to move from place to place. Add to that the fact that it has a very small footprint and appears to be absolutely leak free, for $18.00 you really can't go wrong. used in water bottles. In fact, when filled with water, it is as strong as a glass bowl, but much lighter. Plus, as far as I understand. The 4 stars is due to no lid being included which seems unusual to me as Betta's & Goldfish…

We bought colored gravel and a "sculpture" with three flat stones, one lying like a bridge over two others standing on the edge. This gives our fish a choice of where to hide, play and sleep. He is happy in this big aquarium! As an additional decoration, we added some artificial underwater vegetation. It has a variety of routes that you can swim during the day. We think he really likes his house. We had to take the female out after he bit off part of her lower fin. The plan is to find her a…

I got my first rooster for Christmas along with a 1/2 gallon aquarium. After my research and complacency, it became clear that a 0.5 gallon tank is cruel. I needed to upgrade my tank but wanted to save up and do some research before buying the whole rig. My little fella is only about 1 inch long (not including fins) so that should be enough for a while. No, not skinny. Holds water well. I like the unique shape. Now the cons; The ground is not flat. You need more substrate. It is best to set it…