Interpet Aquaverse Glass Aquarium Fish Tank Premium Kit, 110 Litre

Bought this as my second tank (110L) whilst it was on offer on amazon for a crazy £64!It comes with everything you will need including a thermometer, heater and filter. (I would recommend saving money and buying the filter wool separately rather then pre-made cartridges as they are expensive to have to keep buying.Although it does come with water conditioner and filter start, I would suggest keeping these as an emergency stash and get yourself some Seachem Prime and Tetra Safe Start. Much better alternatives and cheaper/does a better job.The lights are just what you need for a planted tank. The lid is not hinged and lifts of. Its a little on the heavy side though there is a feeding hatch across the width of the front which is big enough for a gravel cleaner. There are two holes in the back of the hood at either side for the wires to go out of.This was nice and easy to set up, though I recommend you read up on how to start up a fish tank if you are new to this online including about the Nitrogen Cycle. The instructions do not really cover everything you need to know about the biological system of the tank.My only niggles with this tank is that the low lights mean the filter can only go so high and as the filter has a max water line mark there is always a gap between the water line and the grey plastic of the hood which is a tad unsightly.I bought the matching cabinet for mine (was on sale elsewhere) and they look perfect together. I also recommend a black screen on the outside/back to really make the fish and plants stand out!

Good quality tank and comes with all the things you need. I have replaced the filter with a more powerful one you may want to do the same, heater is good and you can keep it. I am going to install a sump eventually as this tank can have up to 20-25 fish depending on size.Edited: 14/01/2016 I am updating my review to say that I have changed the filter that comes with this tank standard the Interpet CF2. The reason for changing is because I was informed by aquarium professionals that that filter is only for around 68-90 litres and a 110 aquarium like this needs a filter that can do double so around 220 litres. I haven't even had it a month and already there's a lot of allege. I bought a new filter, Eheim classic 250/2213. This is a proper filter capable of up to 250 litres and it creates oxygen for the fish. So if you buy this also buy a good filter as the one included is not up to the job and also takes up a lot of room in the tank, now my tank has more space and the new filter is underneath in the cabinet. check my pics to see it's the pics with the sunken pirate ship.

Tank arrived promptly, well packaged and thankfully in tact.Easy to set up and I recommend buying the cabinet to match as it’s strong, sturdy and good for keeping all cables etc hidden.The tank is lit with 2 tube lights fitted to the hood and is turned on and off with a flip switch on the power cable.The heater included is perfect for the size of the tank however the filter supplied is very large and doesn’t seem to have much power. I’ve chosen to purchase the internet PF4 which is a lot neater and better suited to a 160L tank.all in all I’m very happy with my purchase and would recommend the tank to anyone.

Good price for a fish tank this size. The filter it came with is not strong enough for a tank of this size so I ended up buying a new one. Really as a set for beginners not very helpful. I also had to contact a customer service for an advice and they weren’t very nice or willing to help. The fish tank itself is lovely but wouldn’t buy as a set again.

I got the 110 litre size and I absolutely love it, the shape is perfect, not too long, not too tall. The lights are perfect and really bring out the colours in my fish. I have 1 black moor, 1 red and white more and 1 calico moor and they have plenty of space!One thing I will say is that with the 110 litre size i got the filter that is "up to 90 litres", I quickly sorted this out with amazon and they exchanged but the filter takes up A LOT of space in your tank, so instead I got a hang on back filter which, in my opinion, is much better. The lid is very flimsy, cheap plastic which actually was a plus for me as I needed to cut space for the hang on back filter, which I was able to do with a pair of scissors and a steak knife... So if you're needing a strong lid, look elsewhere.All in all I'm really happy with the tank and will post pictures soon, I just highly recommend buying a hang on back filter so you don't take up half the space with the internal filter that comes with it!

Very happy with 110l fish tank. It has started the 6-8 week cycling process to get the bacterial bloom out of the way so that it will be safe and healthy water for my small (atm) comet goldfish who is presently in his 75litre tank, I have had this tank up and running a couple of days now, good filter, works very well and is quiet, shall add 3mls filter start liquid into the filter that came with it every couple of day's, so yeah in 8 weeks I shall look forward to my comet feeling happier in his big tank until his so big that he will have to go into a pond, as I can't get a 300litre tank as I have no room for one, lol, so shall settle for a couple of fancy (rykin) goldfish fish after comet goes to a pond, since they are really for ponds only. I will try to post photos on here after the 8 week tank cycle, if possible so everyone can see when my comet is in there.

I've had this fish tank for around 2 months now, it's a good size and it comes with a lot of extras, for the price it's rather appealing.. but 2 months down the line it's suddenly started leaking from the bottom seals, I've had to move my fish into an old tank as a precaution, the tank is losing about 5 litres every 45 minutes. It's also too late for a return or a refund so I'm not very happy. I'm sure this is a rare thing for a tank to be deficient and cause leaks, before this happened the tank was a good tank, in a good deal.