Reviews

My shrimp love this!
They started bickering over the granules even though they had plenty for all lol

Terrible idea to actually use the dividers for a betta, but this is a fantastic nano tank. We got this for our single dwarf crayfish species only tank. Arrived in great shape.

Product claims 2.3 gallons, but is actually 4 gallons if you put the dimensions in an aquarium calculator. Plus is twice the length as the standard 2.5 gallon.

No cracks, no scratches, packed exceptionally well. This would make a perfect shrimp tank, single betta tank, or a nano tank for other species suitable for a 4 gallon with a long footprint.

My Mexican dwarf crayfish is loving this fantastic little tank.

We put the dividers to use as a lid for another tank.

Small indeed but very healthy on arrival and since!

I use this for shrimp in vancouver due to our extremely low Gh/kh/TDS.

I inject Co2 for plants and have driftwood in the tank which combined can easily drop my pH into the low 6s and even into the 5s over time because of the total lack of buffering capacity. This makes keeping many tropical fish a breeze but makes keeping shrimp or snails a bit more of a challenge. This stuff works better than most anything I have tried, especially since it is all premixed and ready to go. If you have super soft rain/Ro water then this is the way to go.

One word of warning, it does say in tiny little print to avoid breathing this stuff in. It is really fine dust that flies easily so do be careful when using it.

This was my first experience ordering shrimp online and Angel Fins did not dissappoint. The shrimp all arrived safe and alive and I would do it again in a heartbeat. Thank you.

Too early to really say much about how my plants are taking to it, but I really love how this is a planted substrate that basically works just like inert gravel in that there's very little clouding of the water, particulate coming off etc. The rough granules make me feel I wouldn't want it with any bottom feeders, but it's great for my shrimp to pick through for food, and not too difficult to get plants to stay put in.