I was inspired by Deanorama to set up a Marina Betta Cube tank. I think that it's about 6 inches square. I'm taking Deanorama's word for it that this is .9 gallons. It looks tiny to me, but it's just the right size for my desk.
I started with a Marina betta cube. Then, I added some rinsed Fluval shrimp substrate and some Eco-Complete, glued some moss and ferns to a piece of driftwood, and in a few minutes the whole tank was ready for filling.
The tank was very cloudy for three days. (I'm attaching a photo from the third day, when the dust had settled a little.) Although I usually like shrimp substrate and Eco-Complete, I realized by the third day that I hoped for something brighter for this little tank.
Then, I replaced the substrate with rinsed fine gravel, attached more moss and ferns to the driftwood, and soon had the tank completely redone.
Here are some photos. Thank you to Stuart and Mferko for the plants. The piece of driftwood was a gift from Cam at Aquariums West, who thought that it fit perfectly into the little tank.



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