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| Customer Reviews: | | Average Customer Review: ( 23 customer reviews )
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33 of 34 found the following review helpful:
 Much smaller than the picture alludes it to be. Very unhealthy environment for a fish. Mar 18, 2012
By SnowHawkMike
As other reviewers have commented this tank is much too small to create a healthy environment for a Betta. While it is initially aesthetically pleasing the small size of this tank simply leads to stressed out fish, whom quickly loses their colour, and shortens their life span. If you're the kind of person whom values appearances over the health of your pets, than I doubt this review will change your mind. However if you genuinely care for the well being of your pets please select an alternative tank (Around 5 gallons, like the Fluval Chi).
44 of 47 found the following review helpful:
Way too small for a betta to be happy and healthy! Mar 18, 2012
By madame ovary
0.9 gallons is way too small of a space for a betta to be happy. Get a 5 gallon, heater, hood and light, and a betta hammock. Give him some plants (silk or real because pointy fake plants can injure him) and some gravel. Put a ghost shrimp or two in the tank with him to help keep his area clean. Then you have a happy betta. This tiny thing isn't the best choice.
38 of 41 found the following review helpful:
Not big enough for a betta, or any fish for that matter. Mar 18, 2012
By Phil
Anyone who would keep their fish in a tank like this is clearly unaware of the basic survival requirements of this species. Betta require filtration and heated water. This simply cannot be accomplished in this tank.
Please read a little bit about BASIC BETTA CARE.
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It's really doesn't take that much. You can have a great setup, with a happy and active betta for around $30-$40 dollars.
18 of 18 found the following review helpful:
Too Small! Mar 18, 2012
By Sarah_C
This tank is entirely too small for a beta (or pretty much any fish, for that matter). These guys need at LEAST 5 gallons of swim space. A beta in a tank this small will get stressed out which greatly increases their susceptibility to disease, and ultimately, an untimely death. Do yourself a favor and buy a 5 gallon tank that costs less than this thing and enjoy your beta for much longer.
16 of 16 found the following review helpful:
Way too small Mar 18, 2012
By Mark Twain
Way too small for a betta to live comfortably. Please don't buy this torture chamber, get 5 gallons at the least
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