Tetra Betta LED Half Moon Betta Aquarium, 1.1-gal
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Tetra Betta LED Half Moon Betta Aquarium includes a clear plastic, half-moon shaped tank with clear plastic canopy and feeding hole. The adjustable LED light illuminates from either above or below the aquarium for bright, reliable, energy-efficient lighting. The aquarium holds 1.1 gallons, making it suitable for betta fish and other small fish—the general rule is one inch of fish per gallon. Requires 3X AA batteries (not included).
Key Benefits- Aquariums are fun, relaxing, rewarding, therapeutic and educational.
- Easy to set up with a sleek, clean look. The lid features a convenient feeding hole so feeding is a breeze!
- Requires 3AA Batteries (not included). Can also be charged with a Micro USB cable (not included).
- Easy to set up, nice sleek clean look The aquarium holds 1.1 gallons, making it suitable for betta fish and other small fish. The general rule is one inch of fish per gallon.
- The adjustable LED light illuminates from either above or below the aquarium for bright, reliable, energy-efficient lighting.
HAZARDS TO HUMANS AND ANIMALS: Carefully examine your tank for chips or cracks. Do not operate if this kit is malfunctioning, or if it has been dropped or damaged in any manner. Children under 13 should have adult supervision with setup, maintenance, and fish care. Do not use this kit for other than its intended use. The use of attachments not recommended or sold by the manufacturer may cause an unsafe condition. Make sure the aquarium is securely seated before filling or operating. Water in the battery compartment can cause leakage or corrosion. Do not operate if the batteries are leaking or corroded.
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Item Number104929
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Dimensions4.5 x 9 x 10.5 inches
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Aquarium TypeFreshwater
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Capacity (Max)†1.1-gallon
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Fish TypeBetta
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MaterialPlastic
- Carefully remove packaging.
- To clean the tank, use clean water and paper towels. Do not use chemicals not intended for aquarium use.
- Add 3 AA batteries (not included) to the battery compartment in the LED light, or purchase a Micro USB-B cable to use as an alternative power source. If the light doesn’t start, make sure that the batteries are good. Do not mix new and used batteries.
- Place the aquarium on a flat surface away from direct sunlight and air vents.
- After rinsing your gravel and décor thoroughly, decorate your aquarium before adding water to avoid over-filling.
- Fill the tank with room temperature tap water and add 8 drops of Tetra BettaSafe or one Tetra BettaSafe tablet to remove chlorine.
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Bad bad bad!!!
By catfish on Sep 9, 2020
I am not happy that this tank is even a thing, or that chewy would even sell this. I will however say that this is better then the other tetra betta tank. but still why would you even sell this. It is embarrassing! Bettas need way more room, this is a death trap!
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When did Chewy become a place to buy inappropriate and cruel products?
By TofuCat on Jul 17, 2020
Bettas need at least 5 gallon aquariums. Petstores have made it seem normal to keep bettas in small, empty containers because this is how they have to sell them (male bettas cannot be housed together, and some females prefer to be housed alone also). While most fish can be crammed economically into tanks in stores in such a way that would never be advised for fish keepers at home, bettas (fighting fish) cannot be kept so close to each other in such a confined environment. This doesn't mean that they only need a couple cups of water and perhaps a handful of gravel. Please do your research before purchasing this. Bettas are great fish and they can be kept in smaller tanks than very large fish Bettas need at least 5 gallon aquariums. Petstores have made it seem normal to keep bettas in small, empty containers because this is how they have to sell them (male bettas cannot be housed together, and some females prefer to be housed alone also). While most fish can be crammed economically into tanks in stores in such a way that would never be advised for fish keepers at home, bettas (fighting fish) cannot be kept so close to each other in such a confined environment. This doesn't mean that they only need a couple cups of water and perhaps a handful of gravel. Please do your research before purchasing this. Bettas are great fish and they can be kept in smaller tanks than very large fish, but they still need at least 5 gallons. Chewy should not be selling this. Frankly, it's shameful that they are. … more
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To small for any fish
By Kat31 on Aug 31, 2020
This tank is way too small for any fish! Betta fish are recommended to have 5+ gallon tanks and this is 1 gallon! Honestly disappointed that Chewy sells these products
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NO!!!!! no no no no NO!
By Mj2009 on Oct 4, 2020
You can’t fit a filter a heater and many other things in here this is the worst tank for a betta or anything
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delivery of tank
By Jenn on Aug 23, 2020
Im sure the fish tank was fine when y’all packaged it however it was not properly protected and was damaged in transit.
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My fish LOVES his new home!
By FancyFrancy on Apr 17, 2020
This tank is the most perfect home for my fish, Hank. He swims around like never before. It fits right on my counter top and he comes to the edge of the glass to watch me cook. He has a tunnel that he goes in where he looks out the window. At night, I put his lights on and the tank looks so beautiful. I can’t rave enough about how happy I am to have purchased it. Just to note, it came quickly, was packed well, and was so easy to set up. I love Chewy!!!
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Too small for a betta.
By Katkat on Jul 30, 2020
A betta should have a minimum of 2 1/2 gallons. They need a filter and heater set at 78 to 80. Please consider a different tank.
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Way Too Small
By Megan on Aug 28, 2020
Betta fish need a 5 gallon MINIMUM tank. This is way too small for them.
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perfect for fry
By Genesis on May 12, 2020
Perfect for my one baby guppy fry! I wouldn’t recommend using for betas as they need at least 5-10 gallons.
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Not an okay size for a betta
By Tank on Apr 10, 2020
If you buy this size tank for your betta than you are a horrible pet owner. This barely fits a betta, do not think this is an acceptable size for any fish to live in, it is torture. They need space to move and enough to water to contain their waste
