Review on 🐢 MoonOrange Turtle Tank: Enhanced Acrylic Aquarium for Turtles, Reptile Habitat with Basking Platform, Bottom Drain, Versatile Areas for Turtles, Crabs, Crayfish, Small Reptiles. by Theresa Brown

Content. Four sides (no top) joined together (there is a small gap between them). It also comes with a white base with integrated ladder, platform, feeding area etc. The black sponge is placed in the (free, unattached) planting area, which is placed in the small blank area as shown in the seller's picture. a photo. It also comes with two ornamental plants, a tiny amount of small stones, a cleaning brush and a drain pipe that fits into the drain hole (with a lid). Assembly Time - It took literally seconds to attach the sides and plop into this landing zone and sponge. Quality - the plants look terrible. But it can be seen in the seller's photos. I wish they weren't so cartoonish. But what can you do? Exchange them for nicer ones I suppose. Odd plants aside, the quality is really good! No sharp edges, no broken parts, nothing cracked or damaged. It was packed really well! Practical Use - I'm by no means an expert, but after over an hour of research, everything I've read tells me that this tank isn't big enough for a turtle. Even small. I know others here who have raised turtles and used them for their babies, but then again everything I've read and found said it's not good for that. All advice was to start with 10 gallons and go from there to 40 gallons or more! Yes. This was not what I was hoping to see when researching the turtle species for this aquarium. :( Having said that, I did some more research on what kind of animal I could fit in here and I'm grasping at straws. Maybe some shrimp? Frogs or snails. Apparently it's not big enough for crayfish or crabs (even hermit crabs). So I'm disappointed with this. I'll update the review if I can figure out how to use it.