Tetra LED Betta Tank Kit 1 Gallon, Trapezoid aquarium With Base Lighting (24050)

Got my new Betta tank, and i love it. For the price you cant ask for more. It is very modern looking. I love the built in LEDs- even though they are at the bottom on every corner (4 LEDs) they still shine enough to give it a nice glow. But you have to use glass or see-through marbles so the light can reflect. I love the option to use a micro USB charger to power them up and not have to stick solely to batteries. I love the power button option so i can power the lights on or off when i want. since the base is square unlike the top you can rotate it so it can sit longways or sideways but the base stays the same. My Betta seems happy and loves the room. remember to cycle your water first. if not your water will get cloudy.I have this tank in my office and its the perfect size. i would recommend. Lets hope the LEDs last a long time. NOTE: it will be hard to add a filter or heater to this tank since the lid completely covers the top of the tank. so the cords will not let the top sit right. you can try and shave a small opening but may risk damaging the cover. so regular water changes will be a must. Also love the opening in the center of the lid to feed my Betta.

I bought this tank a few months ago for my betta fish. I wanted something simple that could sit on my counter, and didn't have all the fuss of filters or heaters. This tank is perfect! It has just enough room for a small plant, and a tiny statue so my betta fish has some stuff to hide in. The lED light at the bottom adds just enough glow that it doesn't freak out my fish. It's lightweight, easy to clean, and has a touch of modern style to it. I am very pleased with this tank!

Small not great for fish that grow or any fish really it’s so small but good quality

Cute little tank. Not bad for a small betta. I think they are ok in this but would enjoy a bigger tank when mature. If you put a small plant in center and a resting leaf (that's all you will have room for and still have a place for your fish to swim) they travel around and seem to enjoy it, maybe add a small moss ball. Only thing i don't like is the big opening in top of lid. Bettas jump and one could jump from this. I would like to see plastic grids across it. I will have to figure something out. You can REALLY see your fish friend well in this tank.

Great for a desktop or table top. Lights aren't great - four lights (one on each of four corners on the bottom) shine up in a pretty pointed light beam not really adding to the beauty of the fish and maybe even irritating the fish. Clear plastic part comes off base. My beta seems happy, but really doesn't have a lot of room to swim any length. Better than a plastic cup. Holds about 3/4 gallon of water after stones and plants (purchase separately - they don't come with it.) I keep this on my desk at work and put two potted plants next to it so that the leaves actually touch the sides and top of the tank...this my betta really likes! He hangs out there most of the time!

I ordered two of these Betta Tanks. One had a pretty big scratch on the side, but was still usable. However, it doesn't lay flush on the base, so it is kind of annoying. The second one has a crack in the side, so it is not usable at all. Because the second one was going to be a gift, we didn't unwrap it and realize it was cracked until after the return window had closed, so now it will just be thrown in the trash. Waste of money!!!

Such a cute tank! Just the right size for a beta fish! The two things I love the most are: 1. The lights can be either ran by battery or a phone charger...2. the top! Several smaller sized tanks we looked at didn't have a top, which I have heard many sad stories of beta's jumping out, plus, has a square in the middle for easy feeding. But I wouldn't get dark color stones: We bought clear and black, and if the black cover anyone of the lighting, there will be none. Overall...a fun addition to our home!

It's a classy-looking tank, I'll give it that, but when it comes to lighting I don't feel the 4 LEDs at the base are sufficient to show off the beta. I just purchased a beautiful blue Betta with a flashy green sheen and was super content with the tank, but when I switched my desk lamp off, the Betta turned to more of a muted indigo color.Also another bummer with this setup is that the owner is forced to use glass pebbles rather than gravel or other opaque substrates. And while the glass pebbles do come in a variety of colors, including clear, the setup is limiting in this regard.In short, if you do decide to purchase this tank, my advice to you is this: Make sure you have a space that is well-lit or you won't get to admire as much the creatures you put in it. :)