Nano Fish Tank with Filter and Light - Rectangular Aquarium Tank with LED Light, Tray Filter System, Curved Glass Front, 90° Tilting Hood - Cold Water Tropical Fish Tank - 29L, White

Firstly, if you buy this tank, use the video on the Amazon listing to set it up...not the booklet it comes with! Much easier.Rescued two very unhappy goldfish and needed a tank that would fit in my small kitchen and this is perfect. Love the filter design, looks easy to clean and takes up much less room than conventional ones. The light is super bright. Flow of bubbles works well too. Really happy with it, just need to add some more live plants. The fish seem very happy and active. Decent size of tank for the money. It was delivered next day too, much quicker than expected. Super happy with this purchase.

We bought this aquarium for our newly acquired goldfish. There was a part missing when we unpacked the tank. However a replacement accessory pack received within a couple of days.Once set up it looks really smart and our goldfish has settled in nicely.My only criticism is the rather limited instruction leaflet which was very unclear. The website setting up video made the whole process very simple.

Great little tank which will be easy and quick to maintain. The only gripe I have with it is that the light that comes with it has no red spectrum only white and blue LEDs which seems mad as plants really require red and blue. There doesn't seem to be any reason why the strip couldn't contain 2 or 3 red spectrum LEDs. Something they hopefully will think about reviewing in the future or at least have to option to purchase a better light as an upgrade.

I have had this 72 litre tank for a few months now and my critters are thriving. TLDR version- it's a great value tank, you will need to buy extra filter media to keep it ticking over, with all the extras that need to be purchased it's still one of the best value Nano tanks I've seen on the market. The filter provides a low flow rate so it's best not to overcrowd/be mindful of the bioload.The filter is not the most powerful one in the world but I think the shrimp and fish I have prefer a gentler flow. However there is plenty of room in the above sump to add filter media, I use purigen and nitrite. reducing media, my water tests have been great and my water is normally very clear until I'm required to change my sponge filters/ recharge my purigen again.The end gauze fitting (probably the wrong name) that sucks up the water should have a tiny circular sponge filter inside so that fish do not get sucked up, you can purchase these separately but it's a shame one wasn't provided as if you're not filter savvy you may not know to do this.LED light is very bright and best put on a timer, I put duckweed at the stop so it provides some area of shade. Plants seem to be thriving.

Nicely thought out and easy to put together. The finish is probably better suited to a kids bedroom than a display tank in the living room. Hinged lid, cable management, feeding flap and simplicity of the filtration system are plusses. A black back would have been better as mucking about with backgrounds can be tedious - I just painted mine with Plasticote, and the sides as well (but that's for my specific use). The venturi is a bit of a gimmick, but I'm sure some people will like that. I don't understand the comments about a weak pump. This tank is intended for a betta or small group of nano fish, these really won't appreciate being forced to live beneath a raging waterfall. In fact I will be using a baffle to reduce the flow.The light seems a little bright for the size of tank and plants most are likely to keep in a starter tank, but it is nice and bright. I suspect most people will be cleaning algae weekly.So why the loss of stars. I have a lot of tropical tanks and keep a lot of fish. I bough this one specifically for breeding and raising nano fish. The first big gripe is the description. The dimensions for the 7 litre and the 29 litre are shown as identical. So I could not put it into the space where I planned. The "curved front" description might be confusing too. Not an issue for me but it does not have a curved front, it has curved corners in the front. And finally this tank is NOT SUITABLE FOR GOLDFISH - not even one. I wish manufacturers would stop including pictures of goldfish on the packaging. This one actually says in words it is suitable for goldfish!!! The tank simply is not big enough.For anyone looking to start out with a single betta, a few nano fish or even shrimp the 29 litre perfect - you will want to add a heater for most of these.

I really liked this simple tank design but unfortunately it started leaking after around 18 months. I gratefully received a replacement only for a leak to happen in the same place again after around 18 months again. Probably fine as a short term hospital tank but not as a long term tank unless you want wet floors.Great customer service provided the first replacement however which was appreciated! (haven't requested anything for the second leak as I figure I've had my money's worth over the three years given the low price)

I haven’t used the filter as I prefer air pump filters, but it’s a good tank good haven’t had any issues with leaking as of yet. Annoying that the light doesn’t come with any setting like a timer or colour changing. Apart from that good quality tank.

This is a lovely little tank.I like the integrated filter in the lid which means that there’s no need for the ugly fittings and tubing being stuck to the glass. It’s easy to set up and looks great.Just need some fish 😊Update - 2nd photo. Got fish. 🐟 🐠 . 😁