🐠 Betta Aquarium Starter Kit by Marina Review

Perfect for my daughter's beta. Lots of space and looks cute in your room. The only thing we didn't like was the tiny pink stones. There's really no easy way to store/clean them without tossing them down the sink when cleaning the small tank. So we just threw them away and replaced them with some easy to use colorful gems. The fish seem to like them too.

I would never use this as a permanent home for any fish but is perfect for a temporary home. I have guppies and they are perfect for tank spawn. I have 4 of these with small sponge filters. I hate leaving babies in tiny breadcrumbs, they're really cute and low maintenance, like frying pans.

Seriously I just bought this for a temporary aquarium transfer for my fish before I put them in the tank temporarily for 15-20 minutes and it's the cheapest transparent little bucket otherwise is it unsuitable to keep fish for a long time, it is chicken abuse, please don't buy this as a durable chicken tank if it will be miserable fish.

Hangs on the wall in the office. It goes well with my decor. I like that it doesn't take up much space. If I want to put it on my desk, I can keep it out of my workspace. The only thing I don't like is the tank cleaning. I need to figure out how to drain the dirty water and clean the stones so they don't spill over a large area. (my OCD). Because it's plastic, you'll need to hold it with both hands if it contains water. It will crack if you don't. But the tank is nice. I like it.

This aquarium is too small for betta (or any other fish) but that's why I didn't buy it. I actually bought a large aquarium as a Christmas present for my brother and also decided to buy this very small aquarium as a temporary place for his future Betta to sit for a while when his "house" is cleared. I think it's better than getting stuck in a small jar! If you can buy it for under $5 like I did, it's not bad at all for the purpose. I'm impressed that it comes with a small bag of food, a small…