Can i see pictures of tanks under 30L pls?

by **aly_starh** Sun 10 Jan 2010 - 18:39

hello. Well, i actually think, im back in the betta Craze..
i have just been on Ebay and bidded on a few tanks (is that good or bad??)

Can you lovely peeps post pictures of your *small* set-ups, approx. 30L give or take. (as i wont be dividing a tank again) the betta(s) will be kept in there own tanks..
Rolling Eyes

Thanks

by **Netty** Sun 10 Jan 2010 - 18:53

Here's a couple of mine which are around 28ltrs each.

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by **Assaye** Sun 10 Jan 2010 - 22:50

30 litres:

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28 litres:

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by **Haych** Sun 10 Jan 2010 - 23:16

my 21 litre tank

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and no, bidding on a couple of new tanks is never a bad thing!

by **aly_starh** Mon 11 Jan 2010 - 10:43

Thanks peeps.

by **mickelmass** Fri 5 Feb 2010 - 3:11

There are some beautiful small(ish) Betta tanks here and they all look absolutely the biz! I just set up a nice little 17L Nano tank with included three stage power filter, overhead tube light bracket and blue LED moonlight lights as well and all for around the £45 mark and that included p&p!

It's obviously only for one male as I have some Clear-Seal divided tanks for other males. As and when I get my Dragon Plakat females, they will go in some Wilkinsons own 17L plastic tanks, which as far as I am concerned, for just over a fiver e throw, they are pretty good value for money and should be fine for keeping a small (6- Cool

group of females in and even for using as spawning tanks as I know people who have used these frequently for just that, with great success. I was going to post a pic of the 17L Nano but I have not the foggiest idea how to do it? Maybe next time?