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- Product Dimensions: 5.9 x 5.9 x 5.9 inches ; 2.5 pounds
- Shipping Weight: 2.6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
- ASIN: B003TM3B3O
- Item model number: 13485
- Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars See all reviews (56 customer reviews)
- Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #15,066 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) Manufacturer’s warranty can be requested from customer service. Click here to make a request to customer service.
Marina CUBUS Glass Betta Kit
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- Glass aquarium with LED clip-on lamp and flexible neck
- Energy efficient clip-on light unit with three powerful LEDs brings out the bright colors of your Betta fish
- Pedestal base protects surfaces from being damaged
- 0.9-gallon aquarium built with a breathing hole
- 5.9 inches long, 5.9 inches wide, 5.9 inches high
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on August 10, 2014
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This tank is beautiful and in my opinion, enough space for a betta. I've owned bettas most my life, have 5 five bettas currently, and all but one of them are in 2.5 and 2 gallon tanks (fluval specs). These bettas stay in the front of the aquarium and rarely explore their bigger tanks. For my fifth and sixth betta, I decided to buy the cubus, and I noticed that they are more active and love to swim around the cube.
However, unfortunately, my sixth betta passed away today because he jumped out of the center opening of the cubus. Just want to forewarn everyone that you should keep the water level lower than an inch because your betta might be one of the more active ones and jump. In that case, the tank will look a lot smaller, but it could possibly save your betta's life. I found him too late and am extremely sad and feel so terrible. I just hope that no other bettas and owners have to go through this.
**Update: Instead of lowering the water level by more than an inch, I bought some mesh needlepoint sheets for $0.59 each at a craft store. I cut these to fit on top of the circular opening of the cubus so my betta can't jump out but can still breathe through the mesh holes. I bought 2 more cubuses for 2 bettas I have on the way. These tanks are great and easy for cleaning because they fit under a standard sink in the bathroom. Much easier than dealing with huge tanks in the tub!
***ANOTHER UPDATE (8/17/15):
Unfortunately, another one of my bettas died because he jumped out through the small rectangle opening on the lid. I had the circular opening on the lid covered with the mesh needlepoint cover (as I mentioned in my previous update), but I left the smaller rectangular opening uncovered thinking a betta couldn't possibly jump out that opening.Read more ›
However, unfortunately, my sixth betta passed away today because he jumped out of the center opening of the cubus. Just want to forewarn everyone that you should keep the water level lower than an inch because your betta might be one of the more active ones and jump. In that case, the tank will look a lot smaller, but it could possibly save your betta's life. I found him too late and am extremely sad and feel so terrible. I just hope that no other bettas and owners have to go through this.
**Update: Instead of lowering the water level by more than an inch, I bought some mesh needlepoint sheets for $0.59 each at a craft store. I cut these to fit on top of the circular opening of the cubus so my betta can't jump out but can still breathe through the mesh holes. I bought 2 more cubuses for 2 bettas I have on the way. These tanks are great and easy for cleaning because they fit under a standard sink in the bathroom. Much easier than dealing with huge tanks in the tub!
***ANOTHER UPDATE (8/17/15):
Unfortunately, another one of my bettas died because he jumped out through the small rectangle opening on the lid. I had the circular opening on the lid covered with the mesh needlepoint cover (as I mentioned in my previous update), but I left the smaller rectangular opening uncovered thinking a betta couldn't possibly jump out that opening.Read more ›
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