Es sieht vom Design her schön aber für mich grundsätzlich eine Fehlkonstruktion. Der Filter ist einfach laut und nicht leistungsfähig. Das Licht 💡 ist viel zu schwach. Ich habe zwar behalten aber betreibe es mit einem leisen Rucksackfilter und einer anderen Lampe. Die Licht-Filterkonstruktion habe ich entfernt.Von mir gibt es keine Kaufempfehlung!

Gebraucht und nicht so angegeben.Licht sehr sehr schwach...Keine Filter Einlagen dabei...Also von dem Verkäufer sehr enttäuscht!!!Nicht mal antworten bekommt man!

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Lo compre de inicio para que mi hija de 4 años tuviera una mascota propia, sin embargo empece a leer e informarme más sobre el "aquascaping" y la verdad es que termino siendo mi hobby. Coloque un sustrato Fluval, roca dragón, unas vallisnerias, una raiz de manzano y le puse un musgo de java y un moss, y el resultado lo pueden ver en las fotos. Simplemente me encanto, y ahora es el hogar de un pez betta y un caracol helena o asesino, porque necesito que controle la plaga de caracoles manzana que inicio dos semanas después de iniciado. Lo deje ciclando 4 semanas y ya que maduro coloque al beta. La verdad la luz, el filtro y la tapa son de excelente calidad. Le dan otra vista a mi estancia. Valio la pena cada peso invertido.

I purchased my Fluval Chi II back in May when I was looking to upgrade to a 5 gallon aquarium from the 2.6 gallon Fluval Spec III. I had been looking at the Fluval Chi on and off for a couple of years and finally decided to give it a try. I've had the tank up and running for 6 months now and I have to say that I absolutely love it! My betta and nerite snail seem to like it too.This tank has a very elegant design and the combination filter/fountain/light is a really neat feature. I own 3 other 5 gallon aquariums, a Fluval Spec V, a Marineland Contour 5, and a Marina Style 5 Glass Aquarium Kit, and this one is one of my favorites due to it's dimensions. The Chi is 10 inches wide by 10 inches deep, by about 12 inches high (in terms of swimming space for the fish, the aquarium itself is a bit taller due to the filter cube and it's foot) so the fish have quite a bit of space to swim around in all directions, yet the tank has a small enough footprint to fit comfortably on a desk or a nightstand.If you're looking for a nice elegant tank, this one might fit your bill, but it does have some cons:• Like others have said, the filter is just so so. It's not very powerful and personally I've found mine to be finicky. After water changes, I have to rotate it from side to side for a couple of minutes to get it to prime in order for it get up and running again.* The light is another con – it isn't very bright, so if you want a planted aquarium and you don't have any sunlight you're pretty much stuck with having only low light plants. Also, the light is underwater so floating plants are pretty much goners if you don't have any sunlight.• The light is part of the filter, so if either breaks you have to buy a whole new unit. They're for sale here on Amazon, but they cost around $45. • The filter cube is textured and a dark color – calcium deposits gather in the ridges on all sides of the thing and become noticeable. On the plus side, it is easy to clean. I just clean mine in the bathroom sink and scrub it down using paper towels.• The lid is made of a thin piece of plastic and it feels a bit flimsy. I'm kind of surprised by that to be honest – I own a Fluval Spec III and a Spec V and the covers for those, while plastic, are thicker and sturdier than the Chi's.• The plastic foot of the aquarium seems to be sturdy enough but there's really not much too it, unlike other aquariums such as the Marineland Contour 5.• Due to the fact that the aquarium has a built in fountain, water evaporates very quickly. I usually have to top off the tank a two or three times a week with some spring water.• The plastic bubble dome lid thing for the filter cube tends to rattle if you don't put it in place before turning the filter on. Also, even after that, it'll rattle for several hours before it fills completely with water before settling down.• The fountain has a built in light that is always on – there is no way to turn it off.That being said, the aquarium has a number of pros:• It has an elegant, stylish design while still providing ample swimming space for your fish.• The aquarium is easy to clean and the filter isn't too bad either.• The lid is made of smooth plastic so it's easy to wipe down and clean.• The filter has a weak output, which is actually good for some critters like bettas and dwarf shrimp.• The light isn't very bright, which is good if you want only low light plants or artificial plants and little to no algae.• Water evaporates from this tank, so it tends to increase the humidity in a room (at least it does in my bedroom, which considering how dry my room is, tends not to be a bad thing.)• Due to the size of the aquarium, it's easier to find decor that fits it, unlike the Fluval Spec V.• Fluval makes a number of ornaments that fit in the filter cube. My favorite is their boxwood ornament, but their waterfall one is pretty neat too, and it really quiets down the sound of the water fountain. • Fluval makes backgrounds for the Chi. I never bought one, but they're designed specifically to fit on the back of the Chi.• Fluval also makes a nice little aquarium stand that fits this tank perfectly. I bought one and it's really heavy and sturdy and it was simple to put it together. All in all, this is a nice little nano aquarium and despite the cons, I love it and I have to say it's one of my favorite aquariums. However, if you're looking for function over form, you might want to take a look at either the Marineland Contour 5 or it's updated version, the Marineland Portrait 5: My understanding is that the only difference between the Contour and the Portrait is that the Portrait has a better updated light. Price wise, they cost around the same as the Chi, but if you shop around, you might be able to get one for less. I purchased the Contour 5 when it was on sale for around $50 and it's a really nice aquarium. I've had my Contour up and running for about year now and I'm pretty happy with it – it has a pretty sold construction, a sturdy base that is separate from the aquarium itself, a glass lid that can slide back for feedings, the filter seems to be pretty decent, and the light has moonlights as well. I have the aquarium planted with ludwigia repens and I also have some Amazon frogbit and duckweek and everything is doing pretty well with the light – everything is growing, but they're growing slowly. Also, the glass lid is really tight fitting – out of the 5 aquariums I have up and running, the Contour is the only one that doesn't have an evaporation problem. My only problem with that tank is that, while the tank technically holds 5 gallons of water, the fish only have something like 4 to 4.5 gallons of swimming space, since the filter takes up something like, .5 to 1 gallon of water.–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––UPDATE: March 9, 2018, Problems with the Light Switch & Warranty Info–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––Well, I've run into a little problem with the aquarium; after having the aquarium for about 8 months, the light switch on the filter cube stopped working. The filter is still working fine, but the light switch is apparently controlled by a magnet and for some reason it isn't able to make the connection anymore.After researching the problem, I found a video on YouTube that shows a solution to the problem – you put the light switch in the "ON" position and then you wave a strong magnet behind the filter cube to trigger the switch. YouTube Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1GurgaaXqcSince I've only had the aquarium for a few months and it has a 2 year warranty from the date of purchase, I've decided to contact the manufacturer, except I haven't had a chance to do it yet. What I have found out, is that you have to register the warranty online at hagen.com and you need the aquarium's model #, which is 10505, according the Amazon listing page and Fluval's website. (I couldn't find the model # listed anywhere on the User's Guide or the aquarium packaging.)When you register the warranty, you have the option of extending the warranty by 2 or 3 years if you want. The cost of the extended warranty is pretty reasonable – it's $7.20 for 2 years and $9.00 for 3, and from their site, it looks like you can extend it whenever you wish prior to the 2 year warranty running out.

This is my third fish tank over the last 10 years. It has to be the best so far. I thought in the past it best to get a simple tank and add the other bits separately like the filter, heater, aerator etc. Having gone through a few filters and what with all the wires I decided to buy something a bit more "all in one". Admittedly I have not had this tank for long but it has not disappointed. I have had to add in a heater as my fish are tropical but the filter and lights are built in along with a waterfall to give some extra oxygen in the water. So I now only have two wires going to the tank which is much neater. The sound of falling water make it very relaxing as well.The lid provided should give it some protection from evaporation and the tank is tall enough for standard heaters to fit which the old tank wasn't. You can switch off the lights if you want to but there is always a light on illuminating the fountain from the filter. To replace the filter or just give it a clean you just need to remove the lead from the plug, slide the filter up and off the side of the tank and remove the parts from underside.All in all a very attractive tank which has pretty much everything you need to get going. You will need a heater as mentioned and I used some decorative stones and a couple of ornaments to brighten it up. Finally some fish of course! You can see the picture attached (if it comes out the right way up!).Before I purchased this tank I went to my local pet supermarket but left with nothing as their options seemed cheaply made and much more expensive. At £60 this tank is brilliant and I hope it lasts. No doubt as with all tanks (all pets for that matter) there will be some maintenance to do but that's normal. I noticed that the filter sponges etc. were all available from Amazon which I will be purchasing soon.

Très joli produit qui correspond à mes attentes au niveau esthétique. Deux bémols: la prise livrée est anglo-saxonne(fiche Plate) , il a donc fallu acheter un adaptateur aux normes françaises ( ce produit est quand même vendu sur le marché français!) et sur la photo de présentation il y a un réceptacle carré au fond de l'aquarium que je n'ai pas trouvé dans mon colis. Ça reste un très beau produit.