I might be purchasing this tommorow.. What do you think?

[BettasForever]

I have a betta who is a Petsmart rescue and is doing lovely in his 'less than a gallon' bowl.. I think he's really cramped though and needs a new home so I am thinking about this sort of setup to purchase tommorow:

This plant (i have another one too)
http://www.petsmart.com/product/inde...ductId=2752303

This tank (the 2 gallon)
http://www.petsmart.com/product/inde...ductId=2752291

This gravel (Black or blue? cant decide..)
http://www.petsmart.com/product/inde...ductId=3266441



UPDATE: The links are now working. Sorry. :(


Please tell me what you think. Thanks. :)

[ChicagoPete]

HMmm the links seem to just send you to the Petsmart main page...

[BettasForever]

Originally Posted by ChicagoPete

HMmm the links seem to just send you to the Petsmart main page...

Sorry about that! Here are the new links: (They SHOULD work. -.-)

Tank:
http://www.petsmart.com/product/inde...ductId=2752291

Gravel:
http://www.petsmart.com/product/inde...ductId=3266441

Plant:
http://www.petsmart.com/product/inde...ductId=2752303


These don't work EITHER! Maybe if I can just give you the names you can search it up yourself..

Top Fin® Hygrophilia Plastic Plant\
Top Fin® Aqua Scene Desktop Aquarium (2 gal.)
Top Fin® Aquarium Gravel - 5 lbs.

Hehe, VERY into Top Fin. :)

[ChicagoPete]

That seems to be a good setup just remember to get extra water conditioner and a heater also a place for him to hide. :P

[Alex09]

I'd recommended silk plants instead of plastic. Plastic can tear fins I hear. Plus, they look more realistic. I'd get black gravel. Black looks good with just about anything lol.

[Bettaluver4evr]

I agree, my bettas prefer silk to plastic. But that tank is great. I think black rocks are a little "heavy". I use pink, dark blue and blue mix in my tanks.

[ChicagoPete]

OOOr real plants ;)

[Scrambles]

WARNING: Plastic plants, in many cases, will tear your bettas fins up. Bettas like to lean up against stuff and rest and hide under leaves, thus their fins often get caught on the sharp plastic edges.
Do your fish a favor and get him good silk plants, that or real ones. Take it from me, I work at a fish store, and all those people who buy cheap plastic plants for their Bettas eventually come back complaining about their Betta's fins getting all torn up. Just sayin...

[Bettaluver4evr]

Haha, yes, or real plants. How silly of me, I must be blonde. Hehe, real plants also rock. Real or Silk. :P

[BettasForever]

All the plastic plants I buy I ALWAYS make sure they aren't anything that will tear up a betta's fins, so im usually always playing it safe when it comes to plastic plants.