Aqueon Betta Falls Aquarium Kit, Black

I have had this tank for about 2 years. It works very good. Only thing I don’t like is the window indicator that shows water level because it’s very hard to see water level even if you have a flashlight. It’s easy to add too much water for this reason and will over flow. Just be careful. Put the tank flow on slowest flow so the fins don’t get sucked in the waterfall. Unplug pump to feed if you find it’s better but I just put the food in a spot that don’t get much of water rotation to flow into next tank. My fish seem to like it and are happy. They CAN NOT SEE EACH OTHER because the sides that is next to the next tank is frosted. It’s easy to clean. Another Helpful hint is when u take off lids I have had this tank for about 2 years. It works very good. Only thing I don’t like is the window indicator that shows water level because it’s very hard to see water level even if you have a flashlight. It’s easy to add too much water for this reason and will over flow. Just be careful. Put the tank flow on slowest flow so the fins don’t get sucked in the waterfall. Unplug pump to feed if you find it’s better but I just put the food in a spot that don’t get much of water rotation to flow into next tank. My fish seem to like it and are happy. They CAN NOT SEE EACH OTHER because the sides that is next to the next tank is frosted. It’s easy to clean. Another Helpful hint is when u take off lids keep same routine when removing and stacking. That way you keep the same lid on the right tank. If you don’t have room for a several tanks but love to have betas then this is perfect. … more

I got this hoping it would be a fun betta tank for my grandkids. The pump puts out a teaspoon on day one, nothing on day 2, and now day 3 nothing, and that's putting the setting at the highest setting. I used the slowest setting as recommended when I first set the kit up, but got nothing; so tried the medium setting still nothing finally the highest and whoo-hoo 1tsp and as I said nothing as of day 5. Too bad because it's a good looking tank, just wish it would function as described. Save your hard earned money.

This tank overall is 2 gallons that mean each fish would get 0.7 gallons. A Betta fish at the least should have 5 gallons, this product should not be advertised. The tank would leave very little room for the fish to swim. Not to mention, if the fishes are aggressive they would see each other and that in itself would be bad.

I purchased this for my desk at work, and it is perfect! I solved some of the water flow issues with small plants, which Bettas love. My Bettas are both (I only have two compartments in use-the other one just has plants) healthy and happy, going on five months. I had some issues with food going through the grates at first, but I figured out to put the food in at a different location. My fish also know when to come to me for feeding. Regular cleaning, no more than any other aquarium, and it is good to go! Highly recommended for a small space.

This is too small for even one Betta. This would be a horrible life for any living thing. These beautiful fish should be given the opportunity to swim and to not live in their own waste.

A betta should have *at least* 5 gallons to itself. This is a horrendous contraption.

Reviews are right, turn pump off to take off covers for feeding so food doesn't flow over, but more importantly the fish don't flow into the next tank. Adjust pump to lower setting so water flow doesn't trap fins in water falls. You can get light bar but have to look elsewhere unless you want blue lights

Bettas need a lot more room to thrive. Also, this aquarium has a very poor filter system. Only the first chamber gets any real filtering.

I bought this tank after reading reviews from people on this site. The 3 tanks drew me, because i like Bettas and would prefer to have more then one. Reviews gave me the heads up about setting the waterflow low, as a higher flow could stress the fish out and the current could be too strong at a high level. So far the fish seem happy. I named them Aisling(male), Turquoi(male), and Blu (female). Blu seems to like the betta bed in her tank right below the water's surface (its also not far from other leaves). She's used it. Turquoi found a little spot between the Mint Charlie leaves to sleep and swims quickly up to the front of the tank when I approach it (possibly hungry). Aisling seems to have I bought this tank after reading reviews from people on this site. The 3 tanks drew me, because i like Bettas and would prefer to have more then one. Reviews gave me the heads up about setting the waterflow low, as a higher flow could stress the fish out and the current could be too strong at a high level. So far the fish seem happy. I named them Aisling(male), Turquoi(male), and Blu (female). Blu seems to like the betta bed in her tank right below the water's surface (its also not far from other leaves). She's used it. Turquoi found a little spot between the Mint Charlie leaves to sleep and swims quickly up to the front of the tank when I approach it (possibly hungry). Aisling seems to have calmed down since I saw him at the store. He was super aggressive. Any time my finger was on his container he would flair his front fins like no other I've seen. I tryed to position leaves below the water flow to break up the flow. When thier awake, sometimes they seems to position themselves closer to the water fall areas for a short while. Regarding feeding and water flow...I think I may just give them a half our break from the constant water during meal times, so they don't lose any of thier food. I also bought and applied the tropical static cling background to the back of their tanks to provide a more natural color environment feeling. Overall I will continue to monitor thier happiness. I will be comparing them to my one other female betta (Tokyo) who has a 2 gallon tank of her own. She also has positioned herself at times close to the water filter for short times and seems to get some excercise, more oxygen, be exilerated, or all the above ... as i see her fins moving faster in place. So far I am super happy as I have three more beautiful bettas I know they are enjoying a bit more space compared to thier smaller containers in the store. I did try to choose smaller bettas (though size could change with age). … more

This tank looks very cool but the bettas keep getting stuck in waterfalls and this tank is way too small! A minimum amount for a betta is 5 galleons! But this might be good if you turn off the waterfall and raise fries there. Fries are tiny bettas and they could be raised in there. But for Full-Grown bettas, I so not recommend, and it's not Chewy's fault either, it's' the fault of the company who made this tank.