Modern Home USB Desktop Aquarium with Light/Clock Organizer
- Brand:
- Modern Home
- Model Number:
- DESKTOPAQUARIUM-BLK
- UPC:
- 643950470808
- EAN:
- 0643950470808
- Walmart SKU:
- 606530193
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Customer Insights: Rated 1.5/5 from 66 reviews.
This makes a great "Pho" fish tank. put blue gel in the tank with fake plants and fake fish. makes a cure desktop item and no mess. Please don't use it for real fish!
Unlike the other reviews i had a small fish that lived 2 years in this type of mini-tank. It is called a common guppy, often used as a feeder fish, although a grouper, they seem to sense there is not enough room for 2 and did not get along with the other guppy. 1-2 ghost shrimp would be the other option i have not tried
This tank is not suitable for most fish! At most you can put 1 betta in this tank! If you put 3 goldfish in this tank like in the picture, you are a cruel person! Goldfish require adequate filtration and grow up to a foot long! It is a myth that they only grow to the size of their environment!
This is way too small for ANY type of living animal to live in. If you are an insensitive human who doesnt care about the fish, at least know that you will spend more time cleaning this thing than you will enjoying it. I cant believe âtanksâ this size still exist. Stop buying these so they will stop being made! Do your research before buying fish
PLEASE DO NOT BUY THIS FOR YOUR FISH! If you can use it for like one of the little battery operated fish, go for it. For real fish? This has no filtration, and is way too tiny! Goldfish and bettas need a lot of space! That, and the curved walls will actually mess with their vision!
Don't put any fish in this tiny amount of space, it's absolutely cruel.
This is disgusting. This is not suitable for any living thing. It is WAY too small for any fish. Only people who know nothing about animals would get this. Fish are way more complex than just tossing then in a tiny container of water as a desk decoration!
This is absolutely horrendous to advertise to put ANY live animal in. This is absolutely condoning animal abuse. Goldfish easily can obtain 10-12 inches long or more. They also need filtration systems as they produce tons of ammonia, as well as supplies like a water pump and possibly a heater depending on your location. They also require a minimum of a 75g tank. Not even betta fish can survive and be healthy in this thing. Bettas also need a filter, pump, heater, 5g+ tank, etc. This is just cruel and sickening. Fish are animals, too, and deserve to be treated right and cared for properly. If you wouldn't want to live in something the size of a cat carrier or small dog crate, don't force your fish to do the same. Fish also can get stressed very easily and the knocking around of writing utensils can seriously stress them out!! Horrendous.
This enclosure is advertised for fish but is not an appropriate size for any fish as you cannot establish a nitrogen cycle in a tank this small, and all aquatic animals rely on the nitrogen cycle to remain healthy. Additionally, this is too small to add adequate filtration and you certainly wouldn't be able to use a heater or chiller if the fish species required it. You could maybe use it to aquascape with fish tank decorations and possibly live plants, but no animal should be kept in this.
I know what you're thinking, "what a great way to spice up my office!" but as someone who keeps fish, I know that they are a lot of work and believe it or not they are more work when kept in such a small tank (if they survive). The smaller the tank, the more frequently you have to clean it. With more water the perimeters are relatively stable and you can do less frequent water changes (less stress on the fish as well). And the fish in this photo are absolutely not going to survive in that environment, which is why they photoshopped them in there. They're trying to sell you a cheap piece of junk in hopes you'll impulsively buy it and not bother returning when you learn the truth.
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