Small Fish Tank 2 Gallon Glass Aquarium Starter Kits,Betta Fish Tank with Filter and Plant Light for Betta Shrimp Guppy Jellyfish Goldfish Beta, Room Desktop Decor, Gifts

Nice and compact for my desk. It is totally silent. I like that the front corners are rounded glass , giving an unobstructed view. The filter is cheap and easy to replace. Considering that it is only 2 gallons, I have two small colorful fish which seem happy with their new home.

Junk. Sending it back. Made with cheap plastic, lid is not removable making it difficult to reach inside to set up plants etc., lid slams if you look sideways at it, and it came with missing pieces to the filter.

Very nice little aquarium. Although I’d does have a filter it really doesn’t filter the tank. A better filtration system is needed. Some say filter didn’t last. You have to take it apart and carefully clean all parts take out little water wheel with q tip clean out that cavity. It will work again. Really NO GOLDFISH . My goldfish are in a 6000 gallon pond outside they grow real fast About 4 guppies OR 4 neons that’s it

great

I have this 2 gallon aquarium set up as a quarantine tank, and it is currently featuring Sabaton, the Samurai Betta, while he awaits his larger, permanent home. As an aquarium hobbyist of over 30 years I recommend that this small of a tank not be used as a permanent residence for fish. A small colony of snails, shrimp, etc might be okay in here, but a 2 gallon tank is NOT appropriate for full-time living for even a Betta despite what the product information claims. It also claims that a mini parrotfish can live in here….There is NO such fish. Freshwater parrot fish can grow to an average of 8 inches and anyone keeping them in such a small tank and depriving them of space, food, and fresh water to keep them tiny is guilty of animal cruelty. A company that promotes that is horrible. As a safety practice, I like to have small tanks at my disposal for use as quarantine for fish that are new to my menagerie. They will live in them so I can keep a close eye on their health for a least a couple of weeks, but usually a month, to make sure they haven’t brought any diseases or poor genetics that I don’t want to introduce to my existing stock. This tank is a nice, rounded edge, glass design that was easy to set up and is easy to maintain. The filter is very basic and it does not have a cotton filter pad as described in the listing, but rather, a poly fill pad. This is fine for short-term use. The flow is adjustable, but even set at its highest is not strong enough in my opinion. It would be suited for some fish that require no/low flow or for fry. I do not like that the product listing challenges owners to try to break the glass and if they can, they will replace it for free. That is abominable because even if the glass doesn’t break, the integrity of the tank and its seals will be compromised by the stress. It’s also wasteful.

This is a great little aquarium for a goldfish or beta. It's a perfect size, small, but not too small to where I feel bad for the fish. There is still room to decorate too. It's easy to maintain and the filtration system looks very simple but works incredibly well. The light is great too. It has everything you need except for the fish and food!

I got this as a hospital tank, it's a cute tank that's a good size for my needs. BUT - It's a pain in the @$$ to clean. The lid is permanently attached and doesn't stay open, plus even though I have small hands the opening is so small it's hard to reach inside and do anything. The LED light is permanent mounted to the hood, so when you open the hood it shines straight in your face and blinds you. The filter only circulates the water, it doesn't clean at all. The filter, light, and anything else like a heater, the cords thread through small openings in the attached hood and are hard to detach so if you need to move anything it is a logistical nightmare. I'm finding this tank to be 10X harder than my 55 gallon to keep clean and wish I'd spent a little more to get something more traditional.

Put everything together, then realized that it was missing the hose for the filter