9L Fish Tank, Nano Glass Aquarium, Upgrade Filter system and LED Light, for Freshwater & Marine, Filter Balls Included (White, 9L)

A wonderful small aquarium. It is so well made for the price, and it has a very good in-built filtration system which circulates the water very well. It arrived so well packed as well, as it is mainly of glass construction. The inbuilt led light is also excellent.

Awful product, filter too strong, even on lowest setting, all 3 fish dead within an hour and sucked into the filter. Brought to daughters birthday and so disappointed

The shipment arrived intact. Overall, I'm satisfied. However, the filter is definitely too powerful for this type of tank, although the system itself is easy to clean. The light is also too bright. Even covering it with darker tape doesn't help much. The filter heats the water while running, which can be beneficial for freshwater aquariums. I keep marine plants in it that need cooler water and calmer lighting. The tank is good and looks elegant, but it doesn't work well for a marine biotope. I have to cool the water with an external fan. The aquarium is good for keeping small fish, shrimp, or snails. It's more suitable for freshwater aquariums than saltwater ones.

Sorry, I thought the filter was not working. I just need to fill it up to the top'

This fish tank looked good and was a practical size. For the price you can’t really be too picky! Unfortunately it isn’t suitable from the get go as there is no filter. Whilst I was able to get it working initially, there were a few issues such as the plug adapter, lack of instructions, etc. The equipment it comes with won’t last, as mine unfortunately gave up pretty soon. So as a tank on its own I’d say it’s good, but overall as a fully functional set up I can’t recommend as you would need to replace everything for it to be suitable.

Paid £48.99 for an appallingly cheap, scratched glued together piece of rubbish and it didn’t even come with a filter pump as it should. Bought this as I obtained a fish suddenly, this was the only next day tank that “looked” reasonable. Oh my god, I wish I hadn’t. Please do not waste your money. Absolute rubbish and complete rip off. No pump! - I’m furious

At first glance, it's an impressively well designed tiny aquarium - but I dont think anyone should buy it... - The pump is 240L/min and *massively* too powerful for this tank - at that rate it turns over the 10L this tank holds every 2.5 seconds.... The pump has two outlets, one a direct output with adjustable air line feed in, which is again nicely designed, but thats the main outlet and it doesnt go through the filter, so is entirely unimpeded. Extra annoying, as I only bought this as a hospital tank for my betta, who has ick, but there is no way he can go in as is, he'll get blown around and die of exhaustion. The second outlet drops water through the filter box which has multiple exits into the tank. - The lights are very cold, three of the LED in the array are blue. Some people might like it - I hate it. So I went looking to see if I could find replacement LED, and.... no. There are no replacements. Searching directly for the part number (printed internally lv43161-1), only brings up just a couple of sites entirely in Chinese. So when the LED die - which they will - you're basically out of luck unless you feel like translating in browser and ordering from some sketchy Chinese site, if they even ship abroad. Or doing a bit of home modding. The LED themselves are in a self contained, sealed unit that is screwed to the lid. Again, it's well designed! With the little push switch on the top of the tank that passes through a rubber pad. But it's not replaceable. - Since this tank is tiny, some people might be tempted to breed shrimp in it. But be warned! The inlet for the pump easily has holes big enough to suck in tiny shrimplets, if not full sized RCS. So! I'm now going to 1) buy a small in line 12v pump, with a variable voltage dc-dc converter so I can dial down the flow rate, then strip out the old pump, and 3d print some connectors to plumb it in and 2) Cut open the LED unit, and replace the existing panel and switching board (230v) with a couple of 12V cooker hood warm LED discs instead. And 3) wrap fine mosquito netting around the inlet pipe. Which is a lot of work for a cheap 10L fish tank.... My original plan after the betta is cured was to make it teeny nano aquarium aquascape and put shrimp in it.... all of which is quite a lot of project creep.... End result - this is a tank that seems to have been put together by a talented group of designers and engineers, none of whom have actually owned fish. So unless you literally only want it for plants, scaping, and snails, or feel like DIY modifications, avoid.

very happy but the only thing I fined is the light is to bright but happy with it

Und hat das Aquarium sehr gefallen. außerdem waren wir von der Qualität sehr begeistert und das wird auch nicht unsere letzter Kauf gewesen sein

Acquistato per quarantena dei nuovi esemplari da inserire nella vasca principale. Essenziale, piccolino ma un bel prodotto, che almeno per il mio scopo è perfetto. Invece non lo vedo adatto come acquario stabile, il filtro è semplice, essenziale ma niente di adatto per un allestimento fisso. Io non ci lascierei neanche il pesciolino rosso in un acquario del genere. Insomma, bisogna valutarne l'uso. Per me è perfetto, ma provvisorio.

It's a great tank, looks and feels good quality.

top. bien emballé.

Joli micro bac à eau douce pour crevettes. Leds ok, pompe ok, filtration ok. Mousse filtrante moyenne à passable Surtout ATTENTION LE BAC ARRIVE EN PRISE DE COURANT ÉTRANGÈRE il faut donc acheter des adaptateurs ou bricoler….et ce n’est pas dit dans l’annonce Amazon pourrait mieux faire