Vibrant Life Betta View Aquarium Starter Kit, Small, 1.5 Gallon

Great cute micro aquarium. Perfect for shrimp or a few small bladder or ramshorn snails or a single nerite. It's a suitable starter aquarium for a BABY betta. You would definitely need to upgrade to at least the 3g model, but they need 5g minimum as adults.

Best value for the money. I bought a more expensive tank in the filter went out in about a couple of weeks so far this one is a good one. I've had it for a couple of months now still working good

I'm thrilled with this little aquarium for my Betta fish. It's just the right size for him and his “Toys” and equipment like heater, thermometer, filter, etc. I know he'll be very happy. Walmart also sold the accompanying filter replacements which I also bought. I'm very happy that I didn't have to guess if they would fit properly.

Nice kit for a kid or someone who doesn't want to make the jump in to a hundred dollar glass bowl. Light works well, filter hermits dirty pretty quick, still has to change the water every few weeks but it stays cleaner than no filter at all. Good value

My son is in love with his fish and tank! Perfect starter for a kids room

Super bright light possibly good for plants, could be used as a night light. I like it not share with my fish does. the filters sucks.

It's decent. PLASTIC, not glass. Want to accentuate that. I was under the impression it was glass. Also, the drip from the filter isn't great, but I guess it's technically enough surface tension for how small it is. It'll work for a hospital tank, for now. It'd be good in a pinch but I wouldn't purchase again, personally. Oh- and you have to buy the heater separately.

I have a betta fish the tank itself is good but the filter is crappy the water is always getting cloudy because the filter does not work properly I just changed the water 3 days ago

My healthy betta died 3 days after being moved to this tank despite all efforts to save him. The box was opened which when I received it but I didn't think too much of it. The filter turned on but barely worked. All decor was brand new and washed prior to putting it in the tank, I let the water cycle through for 24hrs prior to adding my fish. He seemed perfectly fine for the first couple of hours, happier than with his previous tank. Then he started to decline. I don't know why he started swimming awkwardly and then lying at the bottom of the tank so much. But as the time went on he went pale, and by the last day his fins had diminished and I found him today behind a plant face down and tail up. Idk if it was some sort of material issue or what.

Horrible! Apparently the filter does nothing to keep it from growing algae very quickly! Cleaned out the tank and within a week it was growing algae again. Plan to return it asap!