Looking for the best Betta fish tank? Known for their vivid colors and spectacular fins, Bettas deserve a quality home.
However, there’s a lot of bad information available online, stating they can live in small bowls and tanks. *Spoiler Alert*–they can’t.
You need an aquarium that’s able to support their needs. So, what kind of aquarium is that?
Luckily, I’ve looked into it quite a bit, and come up with some suggestions that will keep your Betta happy and healthy.
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Overview of The Best Betta Fish Tanks










**Before reviewing the individual Betta fish tanks, I’d like to talk about how you can effectively choose one.
Otherwise, if you’re just here to get a breakdown of your options, you can jump straight to the review section.
What To Look For When Choosing Your Betta Fish Tank
There a few things you’ll want to keep your eye out for when you’re looking for the best Betta fish tank. Generally, it’s about finding a tank that will create a healthy environment for your fish.
Tank Size
Filtration
LED Lighting
Betta’s are beautiful fish, so you’ll want to be able to actually see your Betta! Bright LED lighting is your best option. They’re energy efficient and really help to showcase your Betta’s spectacular colors.
Betta’s need a regular pattern of day and night. Choosing a tank with day and moonlighting is a great way to ensure your fish stays healthy, and you’re able to view it at day and night.
Style
The Best Betta Fish Tanks Reviewed
Let’s now check out the reviews for the best Betta fish tanks currently on the market.
1. Fluval Edge Aquarium with LED Light (6 or 12 Gallon)
When it comes to aquatic architecture the Fluval Edge is in a league of it’s own. Coming in two sizes: 6 and 12 gallon, it features a unique 3D cube design with 360 degree views.
The crystal clear glass tank sits inside a pedestal – creating the illusion that it’s suspended in mid-air.
Pros
- Available at 6-12 gallons
- The visually stunning design makes it a fantastic addition to your home or office
- 360 degree viewing angles
- The compact design means you don’t need a lot of space
- Easy to setup and maintain; even if you’re a complete beginner
Cons
- The filter can be a tad noisy
- The LED lights are only adequate for low to medium light plants
- The whole is small which can make it harder to clean
2. Fluval Spec V Aquarium Kit (5-Gallon)
Pros
- Contemporary modern design
- The pump is very quiet
- Easy to clean and maintain
- Light system provides excellent viewing
- Suitable for veterans and beginners
- Separate chamber for filter and pump has extra space for a stick heater
Cons
- Circulation pump can be too powerful. However, you can easily combat this by adjusting the nozzle and adding a pre-filter sponge
3. Marineland ML90609 Portrait Aquarium Kit (5-Gallon)
Pros
- Unique portrait design lets your Betta makes the most of the space
- Adjustable flow settings
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- LED lighting creates a natural shimmering effect
- Easy to clean and maintain
- Separate power cords for the light and pump lets you have the light on a timer and pump on continuously
- Suitable for both veterans and beginners
Cons
- Back compartment for the filter is very narrow, can make this area difficult to clean
- Not a huge amount of space for plants and decor
4. Tetra Crescent Acrylic Aquarium Kit (5 Gallons)
If you’re not a fan of glass aquariums, the Tetra Crescent Acrylic aquarium is a nice option.
Measuring at 16.6 x 11.2 x 13.2 inches, it comes with a seamless curved front, black base frame, and clear cover.
The best feature is the tank’s trademarked Tetra Whisper filter.
Pros
- The Tetra Whisper filter works brilliantly and is very quiet
- 3-stage filtration process
- Ulta activated carbon removes odors and discoloration
- LED lighting is easy to install and very bright
- Easy to clean and maintain
Cons
- The plastic lid is a bit flimsy
- Acrylic tanks scratch more easily than glass tanks
5. Marina LED Aquarium Kit (5,10, or 20 Gallons)
A wonderful pick for any novice looking to buy their first tank, and venture into the world of fish keeping.
The kit includes all the equipment you’d need to get started. Including an aquarium care guide for beginners.
Pros
- Available at 5, 10, or 20 gallons
- Start kit includes a beginners guide, water conditioner, cycle biological supplement, food, and net
- Bright daylight LED lighting
- Quite filter
- Easy to clean and maintain
- Great option for complete beginngers
Cons
- Filter does not have a 3-stage filtering process
- No moonlighting LEDs
Final Thoughts: Which Betta Tank is Best?
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Great list of tanks! It’s nice to see betta tank suggestions that the fish can actually be healthy and thrive in.