SW PRODUCTS 3-Gallon Aquarium Starter Kit, Ideal for Betta Fish and Other Tropical Fish, Includes Power Filter, LED Light, Hood, and Illustrated User Set Up Guide, Impact-Resistant Plastic

QUIET 25 GPH POWER FILTER — Fixed-flow internal filter operates at ultra-quiet 30 dB for bedrooms, offices, and living spaces. Keeps water clean and oxygenated for betta, tetras, and other small tropical fish. Compatible with SW Products / Koller Products XS replacement filter cartridges (sold separately, recommend replacing every 3-4 weeks)

ADJUSTABLE LED LIGHTING WITH TIMER — Choose from 7 color options to customize your display. Built-in timer (Always-On / 2hr / 4hr) with memory function remembers your last setting. Note: adjustable settings apply to the LED light only. Filter flow rate is fixed at 25 GPH

LIGHTWEIGHT & CHILD-FRIENDLY DESIGN — Built from durable plastic that is safer around children and pets than glass alternatives. Easy to position on desks, countertops, and shelves

FISH TANK KIT INCLUDES - Fish tank, LED lighting, full hood, power filter, XS filter cartridge, power adapter and illustrated setup guide. A perfect 3 gallon aquarium for beginners, kids, and fish lovers

CARE & MAINTENANCE — Rinse tank with cold water only before first use (never soap or warm water). For ongoing care: wipe interior with a soft algae pad every 2-4 weeks to prevent mineral buildup. Replace filter cartridge monthly for optimal water quality. When moving the tank, empty water first, the lightweight plastic design is intended to be moved when empty. With regular maintenance, your aquarium will provide a beautiful home for your fish

When starting out it is best to add one or two fish and wait 2 weeks as the aquarium becomes established and beneficial bacteria begin growing, unless you add products that can speed up this process. Typically, it takes 4 to 6 weeks for a tank to cycle through and become established. So always best to start slowly. Generally, the number of fish you can keep in your tank depends on the type of fish and amount of bio-load in your tank. A good recommendation is an inch of fish per gallon of tank, measuring the length of the fish from the base of the tail to the opposite end.