Aqueon Mini Cube Kit with LED Lighting

The Aqueon® MiniCube 1.6 desktop aquarium kit is an excellent starter option suitable for people of all ages. With its sleek contoured design, it brings a modern and stylish look to any space. This compact aquarium is small enough to fit comfortably in an office or bedroom. It's the perfect home for a single betta fish or a small group of tropical fish. The kit comes with soft-touch LED lighting that creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. It also includes an elevated base, a low-voltage internal filter with a carbon cartridge that's easy to replace, food samples, water conditioner samples, and a user-friendly setup guide. The contoured hood has a convenient feeding hole, making it simple to take care of your fish. - Size: 1.6-gallon plastic aquarium with an elevated base - Features a contoured hood with a feeding hole and soft-touch LED lighting - Comes with a low-voltage internal filter and a carbon cartridge - Ideal for betta or small tropical fish - Kit includes a plastic aquarium, internal filter, filter cartridge, food and water conditioner samples, and a setup guide

Using your Aqueon Mini Cube Aquarium is a breeze. First, find a stable spot for it in your office or bedroom. Then, set up the elevated base and place the plastic aquarium on it. Next, install the internal filter with the carbon cartridge according to the setup guide. Fill the aquarium with water and add the water conditioner sample to make it safe for your fish. Plug in the soft-touch LED lighting to brighten up the tank. Once everything is set up, you can introduce your single betta or a few small tropical fish. When it comes to feeding, use the convenient feeding hole in the contoured hood. Just drop in the food samples that came with the kit or other appropriate fish food. Make sure not to overfeed your fish, as this can lead to water quality problems. For maintenance, regularly check the internal filter. Replace the carbon cartridge when it gets dirty, usually every few weeks. Also, change about 25% of the water in the aquarium every two weeks to keep it clean and healthy for your fish. If you notice any signs of stress or illness in your fish, consult a pet expert right away.