UP Aqua paludarium questions

[elephantnose3334]

One of the LFS's in my area stocks UP Aqua paludariums for workshops, the biggest one (60 x 35cm) has a water-level height of 14cm. I understand that the brand has a certain size of paludariums, but I have a few questions about them. Given its water level size, 29L, would a single betta fit in here? Do they jump out of the paludarium? The remaining 22cm (height) is for the terrestrial and emersed plants. How do I look after this kind of paludarium? I did some research on the paludarium, the 60cm one is the best choice for a beginner paludarium in my opinion.

 

[Seisage]

A betta would do well in 29L of water. With all the extra height, it probably won't be able to jump out. However, a lid made out of a solid material like glass would still be a good idea because it helps to retain humidity and heat, which I understand are important for paludariums, depending on what sorts of plants you have.

 

[elephantnose3334]

A betta would do well in 29L of water. With all the extra height, it probably won't be able to jump out. However, a lid made out of a solid material like glass would still be a good idea because it helps to retain humidity and heat, which I understand are important for paludariums, depending on what sorts of plants you have.

This is what the paludarium looks like:

UP AQUA TK Semi Aquascape Tank (Paludarium Aquarium w/ Foam Background)SA-60G (60 x 35 x 36cm)

Paludarium tanks are used to create a unique and natural-looking display of aquatic and terrestrial life in a single setup. They provide a suitable environment for a wide range of organisms such as aquatic plants, fishes, terrapins, or frogs, that thrive in a semi-aquatic habitat. Paludarium...

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[Colin_T]

Fish can jump out of it because of the design (front being low and not completely up to the top).

The heater can be an issue trying to find a small reliable brand that will fit in that much water.