Penn-Plax Twin Betta Bow-Front Kit for Aquarium Blue, Green, Tank is 7.5" Across The Front, 6" Across The Back

Mine arrived with missing rock pebbles. Had to return 😒 but it’s cute and kids love it. Waiting for replacement.Update: replacement sent and still missing rock pebbles. It clearly says it includes it in the box. Not sure what to think of this product at this point.

Item as described - no complaints here.

Lo compré para mis nuevos peces y no tengo quejas

Not at all what I thought I was getting. Way too small. Atleast with betta fish this is too small.

This is a nice little starter tank for a betta. We got two from a Meijer bc they were all dying in filthy cups. But they only had one mini tank and we already have a male betta at home in our current tank. So we ordered this one. Its about double the cup he came in, but he really seems to like it. He's swimming around kinda fast and exploring every rock. Lol. It came with absorbing gravel and two little plants. Obviously we have no use for the divider. That's too small a tank in my opinion. But for the price, this is a great buy!

Wow is this thing tiny! I bought this Betta Bowl to house my Betta and his tank buddies while I clean and to use as a makeshift hospital. I have to admit I was expecting it to be a bit...bigger. But that's on me as there was a size chart in the images and I needed something cheap and fast to put my fish in while I clean the tank out. I threw out the plants and rocks so I can't comment much on them. The rocks were not enough and the plants felt too rough to put in such a small space with a fish that has soft fins.That said, I'm a bit horrified that Penn-Plax would ever market this as suitable for TWO betta, let alone one. Please reconsider if you are buying this as the longterm home for a betta. They are smart and inquisitive fish that are often mistreated. Yes, they can survive in a gallon of water, but thats like saying you can survive in an empty 5x5' bedroom. It's possible, but you'renot gonna like it. For your betta to thrive, they need at least 2.5 gallons. 5 being the minimum if they have one or two tankmates. Do yourself and the fish a favor and spend the extra 5 bucks for a glass 5.5+ gallon at the local pet store.

This is WAYYY too small to keep any living creatures in long-term. That would be cruel. I got this to keep my bettas in while I'm cleaning their 10 gallon out.

Didn't come with a top. Small.