Ultum Nature Systems Foresta Integrated Paludarium Tank - All in One Aquarium w/Waterfall, Mist Maker, Water Pump, Modern Fish Tank w/Filtration for Aquatic Plants - 23.62" x 14.17" x 17.72" - 60E

This is the perfect plug and play system for anyone who loves both plants and aquatic life! It is simple to set up and get running, perfectly waters and mists your plants while beautifully filtering the aquarium water. The water remains shockingly crystal clear with the balance of this all-in-one system. I would highly recommend it for folks who have perhaps struggled with maintaining a system in the past or for kids or a classroom setting where explaining how the system maintains its balance would be beneficial/educational. The only things I would add: an additional mat for the interior to protect the glass (top heavy aquascapes with rocks can damage the glass, given that this is a vertical presentation platform), the option for a heater, and a full spectrum light. Yes, an additional leveling mat and a heater are cheap and yes, most folks who are dedicated plant or aquarium people have light preferences, but for those who really want a total package in one purchase, that would really seal the deal. All-in-all, a great concept and beautiful execution. I only wish I could actually GET the 75E somewhere locally!

I generally do not write a bad review, but purchased this for my classroom to demonstrate all of the biological cycles that involved. It looks cool, but after the school grant purchased it and it was delivered, I discovered that the back plate had been put on upside down, so the water in the front reservoir is blocked off from the pump that in turn feeds water to the mister and waterfall effect. When I contacted the company and Amazon, we have not had any response after several attempts and several weeks. So, I decided to just attempt to fix it myself and carefully drilled holes in the glass that allowed the water to flow. The system then worked OK for about 4 days of very close observation. When I came into my classroom this morning, the very cheap pump had already burned out, even though it had never lost water. I was, and still am excited to make this system beautiful and working, but the constant disappointments in the companies involved, the mistakes made in construction, and the substandard parts are not only aggravating, but the extra money that I have had to put into what should have been right in the first place is even more annoying. I really just wanted this to work. I have spent over 20 years working in the aquarium field professionally and I have never seen mistakes made on this level before.