KollerCraft 3.5-Gallon Aquarium Starter Kit, Impact-Resistant Plastic, Ideal for a Variety of Tropical Fish

My daughter received a betta fish for Christmas from grandma and this was the perfect choice to give him more room. It isn't to big or to small. He's almost always swimming; whereas, in his one gallon he wasn't. The only thing I can think of needing to be changed about this tank, is it needs to have an area cut out of the hood for cords to come out. The cord on the heater (I bought separately) is to thick to stay fully closed, which is why I used my soldering iron to make a notch on the hood for full closure.

Had the tank for about 2 weeks now, everything is going great after I bought air bubbles for the tank and and some decorations. Goldfish are very happy.

I got this tank for my daughter and she loves it.

I love ❤️ you don't hear the tank running. My favorite thing is to put small fish in and they grow so fast. I love 💕 the decorations that made that tank really pop.

Its a good tank. The filter is ok but I would rather have a sponge filter with an air stone that sits on the bottom of the tank. I will be changing this one out. Overall it is a good tank.

Bought this starter aquarium for my granddaughter. When her parents took her to there local Walmart to pick up the item they said it was a good experience, and the granddaughter luvs the aquarium. They picked up a couple of fish, and after getting the tank ready, they put in the fish. She is 4 year's old, and is taking care of the tank on her own.

This aquarium is pretty easy to set up (my 14-year old set it up) and maintain. The filter system is super quiet. There is plenty of room for our betta fish, plants and a couple of ornamental structures. I would recommend this for someone looking for a simple aquarium that looks nice.

This is a nice looking aquarium and it's reasonably priced, but I didn't like the light from the beginning. And now less than six months into it the light turns itself off every few hours. I can't even find where to get a replacement, but even if I'm did it would likely cost just as much as a brand new aquarium.

This tank is very cheaply made, the plastic is distorted with ripples and the hood is warped. The internal filter is less than ideal, as the flow is blowing my Betta around. Will have to Jerry-rig a solution with a piece of plastic canvas, since a soapdish with suction cups snd marbles would take up too much room in such a small tank. At least the filter sits off center, so he has a bit of room at the top on the right side until I can get it fixed.

It took me so long to find a tank for a specific spot this one came it was all scratched up just thrown in a cardboard box no protective film around the tank to keep it from damage perfect size totally damaged