Betta Fish Tank Self Cleaning Glass 2 Gallon Small Nano Aquarium Starter Kits Desktop Room Decor w/LED Light Decorations & Whisper Filters Water Pump (Fish Tank)

Nice little glass tank
Cute little tank. It’s perfect size, no leaking. The air hose seemed a bit short for what the directions wanted it to do. But it’s working fine. The flow direct rubber piece seemed like it didn’t fit. But I squished it in the other side of the rubber and it is doing its job. Came with an ornament that is cute and a fish net as well.

The top leaks
I’ve had this tank since March 14th. It is now April 19th. The lid is leaking near the back. I can clearly feel the glue on the outside of the glass that it’s supposed to be glued to. After the 1st leaking discovery I thought it was my fault, because I kept opening the lid up but now there are 2 spots near each other that also have exposed glue about an inch away from one another.The air hose that’s included with the tank also falls into the water any time you open the lid.The filter that comes with the tank does a terrible job filtering. I appreciate the sponge, but it doesn’t seem to pick up small things.The top filters that come with the tank are very cheap and after just filling the tank the 1st time the water wouldn’t clear even with the conditioner. I had to go out and buy better filters. Magically the tank is very clear now.It’s important to note I only have my betta in this tank.The background lights aren’t very bright and the water is evaporating at a pretty rapid pace. I shouldn’t have to add water to it after 3 days.Disappointed. Will probably just end up going with a different brand now that I’m gonna have to replace this one so soon after buying

Filter Too Strong for Betta Fish
I really like this tank, but the filter is way too strong for a betta fish. Our first betta fish would try to swim against the current from the filter and it would literally get stuck. I put it in the lightest setting and still it was too strong. Sadly, that fish did not make it. I got another betta, but this time, removed the filter completely and only left the light. Seems better for our betta, so keeping this way.

More like a “Fix Tank” than a Fish Tank
Goodlooks goodInexpensive (sort of)comes with a lot of parts that you needConswater filter flow is much too strong and killed our fish within 24 hours (RIP, “Tuna”) I wound up having to get some half inch tubing and cut some slots in it to diffuse the power of the flow.(see image)Air intake actually just spits out water instead of in taking air 90% of the time. That’s because there’s no stopper or anything so if you don’t get the pressure instruction just right it actually just pushes water out. Once I thought I got it to work as expected, but no. The pressure reversed or something and water was pushed out of the tank, draining it while I was at work. (RIP, “Tuna Two”)I wound up having to get an air stopper and added it into the line (again see photo)The light is super bright and doesn’t really have the colors as advertised. There are theee settings, but they change every time you turn the light off and on again. Solution I put a timer on it so it’s only on for a couple of hours a day automated, this keeps the fish happy, but now I have to look at a different color each time. That’s not…terrible… but I can much rather be able to set one color that stays the same if I turn the light off and onTakeaway: in theory this is a great all-in-one tank. In reality, it requires a lot of modifications to actually get to work and it would’ve been cheaper/easier to just get a slightly more expensive tank that came with all the parts working as needed.Why didn’t I return it? I like fixing things and it seemed like more of a hassle to empty, dry and return it then to fix it.