Tetra Half Moon Betta Kit

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Get Off Your Bass And Lets Fish - 6 years ago

Gallon an inch size is ok stop yr complaining. Yes you can go bigger but how the hell am I got by to hang a 10 gallon tank on the wall above my pillow on the wall?

llConstantinosll - 6 years ago

This is one of the reason I NEVER buy anything from Tetra.

Charlie Yang - 7 years ago

There is a 3 gallon version of this for you betta police.

yamaha is daaa best - 7 years ago

how do you know your betta likes it?

Dori.A - 8 years ago

i have the same thing and it is really nice it is actually bigger than what it seems my better loves it he is always exploring and he just loves it i would recommend it to every one except mine is a bit bigger but still the same and it is the best tank ever and it is easy to clean and your betta will love it!!

yamaha is daaa best - 7 years ago

Rainbow_Life why dont you check out some of my vids

Rosso The'Crimson - 8 years ago

This may look big until you realize the back is flat, making it super small. My poor betta lives in a 1.5, went from a 10 gallon. :/ moving sucked. so now Im hunting for the perfect for him. I try not to go below 3 gallons, 10 is usually preferred, but i dont have room. So im hunting between 3 and 5 gallon tanks. i dig the fluval spec 5

Damian Damian - 8 years ago

It's tooo small for betta

Beau and Harry - 8 years ago

1.1 GALLON????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! STOP AT 0:41 DON'T LISTEN!!!!!!

rosetum - 9 years ago

This is a great hospital tank

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RICK WAGNER - 9 years ago

ummm..... DID HE JUST SAY A 1.1 GALLON TANK!!!!??? NONONONONONONONONONONNONONONONONONONONONONONONOHGODNONONONOICANTWATCH

Get Off Your Bass And Lets Fish - 6 years ago

Gallon an inch ........ mine prefers this rather than his three gallon with filter.

Teddy Bonkers - 6 years ago

Most people get the crappy petshop grade low quality cull bettas. They never had a chance at an optimal life besides they are half dead/rotting in the cups when you buy them anyways. Now if someone had a REAL betta either from a HQ breeder or a HQ Thai import for example than it should never go in something awful like this but for a shitty cull who cares i mean this is one of the best things they would probably get to live in besides the cup or a damn little vase... although personally I'd not optfor anything less than 2.5 gallon for the usual crap quality ones if it's real crap but if it's slightly better then preferably a 5.5g as the quality increases so does the tank size up to 20g. I had a betta in a 40breeder mystery snail grow up tank, the betta was the only fish in there (he was a crappy standard red veiltail the same as the millions of other red veiltails that are in cups in stores but he was my first) there was so much food available to him naturally that he would not stop eating, copeods, detritus worms, the teeny tiny little jumping bugs on the surface and the gnats larvae/dead gnats that drowned. He became incredibly obese and I think he got Diabetes and died. :( But he was in a massive tank for him and probably had the best time of his four year life.

ReviewCam - 8 years ago

+Josue Coniff
Not for a goldfish :( They need a minimum of 10-20 gallons, but this would be great for a female betta.

Josue Coniff - 8 years ago

+John S. 05 please answer:(Do you think the tank is big enough for a goldfish??:(

John RandomYT - 9 years ago

I agree

ReviewCam - 9 years ago

But videos are needed to make people aware that one gallons are, at most, only temporary tanks not perm homes.

David B - 9 years ago

+DWags 03 CALL PETA!!!! Better then dying at the store in a cup...

ReviewCam - 9 years ago

+DWags 03 But think of the feeling of joy a betta just rescued from a pint cup must have felt being able to really swim for the first time in his life.

Daniel Martin - 9 years ago

This is not adequate housing for a betta for a variety of reasons.
(1) Betta's are tropical fish which means need water temperature between 78-82 degrees Fahrenheit. This water temperature is achieved with an aquarium heater. If betta's are kept in water at room temperature, they will become sluggish, lose their appetites, and develop swim ladder disease.
(2) Betta's (and all fish) need a filter with beneficial bacteria to carry-out the processes of the nitrogen cycle. If you do not know what the nitrogen cycle is please look online. This bowl does not have a filter so there are no beneficial bacteria and the water quality will deteriorate in a matter of days with out frequent water changes. If unhealthy water conditions, Betta's can develop a host of diseases including but not limited to fin rot, velvet, pop eye, fungal infections, etc.
(3) Betta's need space to swim and explore. Unlike what most pet stores say, Betta's do not live in mud puddles. During long droughts, they may temporarily live in a small puddle until the next rain but they don't spend their whole lives in that puddle. A single betta can occupy/claim up to three cubic yards of space. A one gallon aquarium with a heater and filter is the absolute minimum for a betta. The minimum for a betta to thrive is a heated and filtered three gallon aquarium. Some say a five gallon is the minimum. Others say ten. This is obviously a hot topic in fish keeping and to each his own. Just because it is the minimum doesn't mean it's the best for the betta. Just like how humans can go for up to three days without water doesn't mean they should only drink water every three days. And if someone did do that constantly I'm sure they would not be healthy.
Please don't hate. Research on trusted websites before you buy any pet. Do not listen to pet store employees because most of the time they do not know what they are talking about.

MaestroCygni - 9 years ago

72 degrees i enough for a betta, its like 24 degrees Celsius

Anette Fossli Bø - 10 years ago

A betta needs 60liter or more.. Not a small aquarium! This is a prison for a betta

Charlie Yang - 7 years ago

Actually 9 liters is the minimum tank size you can keep a betta in.

Hannah J - 7 years ago

Progressive Wave
Don't you knwo that goldfish can recognise a person's face? Don't you know that bettas have different personalities? Don't you know that fish can feel love? :/

Alkazam - 9 years ago

Though 60 litres is AMAZING for bettas they do really, only need a 10-20 litre tank. However I would reccomend a larger type

Matthewliu1 - 9 years ago

You dumb fuck. 2 gallons is adequate for a Betta.

Progressive Wave - 9 years ago

1º - I have many bettas, and these bettas are simply beautiful and actives in these 15l, 20l aquariums, the quality of life of your fish don't primordialy depends for the size of the tank, and so, depends of the QUALITY of water, and after the others fishs with him, and after with the quality of the food, and many other things, after that all, you can tell me about the fish is sad, because he is not.
2º - you know why these bettas are so happy and beautiful???because a 15l, 20l nano tanks are good to him, it's sufficient to him, to play, to eat, to rest, to do exercices, what more he wants?? NOTHING.

Anette Fossli Bø - 9 years ago

Well would you stop torture your fish? :) before you call me stupid, I think you should google "do fish have feelings" ;)

Progressive Wave - 9 years ago

Would you stop being so stupid?? a fish doesn't have emotions, for a fish, simply things like a place to live, food to eat,and a good water quality is more then he want, you can see this with the intensity of his color, don't try to compare a human being to a fish, who the brain his soo much primitive :)

Anette Fossli Bø - 9 years ago

Okey so your betta says he loves you? Live in a small enviroment? I really hope you and other people can open their eyes someday and realize that this is torture. Would you like to walk in a tiny room the rest of your life?

Progressive Wave - 9 years ago

Betta doesn't need 60 lites, 15, 20 liters is fine with a GOOD aquarium, with natural plants a good filter, a good water, a good substract, and he will love you :)

BioHazard - 10 years ago

Tropical really kinda means warm water fish

BioHazard - 10 years ago

That looks pretty big for a betta...

Shelby Decker - 6 years ago

BioHazard no, it's not big enough

Charlie Yang - 7 years ago

GN00001 Lee - 8 years ago

+briana maravilla pls dun keep beta or fish as pets iam sire they will suffer in your small tank

BioHazard - 9 years ago

+ReviewCam Um, I'm a little older than what I was. I'm sure I know that.

ReviewCam - 9 years ago

+briana maravilla it's very small

BioHazard - 10 years ago

Actully i went to my Wal-Mart and its pretty big

Sam E - 10 years ago

Nah it's the perfect size if not a little smaller than what they need. In person it looks a lot smaller than it actually is!

BioHazard - 10 years ago

Like i said its pretty big....

Sam E - 10 years ago

No, bettas require about 2.5+ gallons of water. This tank is; I believe, 2 gallons if not less.

BioHazard - 10 years ago

That looks pretty big for a betta...

ReviewCam - 6 years ago

It's tiny. The minimum size for a betta is 2.5 gallons

BioHazard - 7 years ago

I have more knowledge than before.

Noah EB4311 - 7 years ago

BioHazard So?

BioHazard - 7 years ago

+Noah Bretches that was 2 years ago mannn

Noah EB4311 - 7 years ago

BioHazard More like pretty small...

Darren Boggs - 10 years ago

filter??

Hayden Does Things - 7 years ago

Darren Boggs Don't worry just buy one for 10-15 dollars (depends on location).

Edward Chavez - 10 years ago

My betta loves it except he doesnt like the light above because its to bright

Alkazam - 9 years ago

you're betta may not love it. They NEED 2.5 gallon tanks to be happy. This tank is too small

WYATT666 - 10 years ago

erm.....where the hell is the filter and dont say you dont need one cos thats a comment akin to a gold fish bowl comment

BsKreatures2 - 11 years ago

It is a tropical fish, it's also a freshwater fish. tropical doesn't always mean saltwater.

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Nuwan Narampanawe - 11 years ago

I make my led light hard wire so no need battery anymore

Nuwan Narampanawe - 11 years ago

I have one I love it ....

Idkanameyet - 11 years ago

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