Interpet AquaPod 56L Aquarium, CF1 Filter & Extras

Interpet AquaPod LED 56 litre aquarium in excellent condition for sale. I'm selling it as it used to be the home of a goldfish that outgrew it and has now been moved to a much larger natural setup. Goldfish can get huge, so I wouldn't recommend this as a long-term home for one.

I could only find the exact tank currently for sale on a UK website for £100 new (which is €117 without considering shipping costs too):
https://angelfishaquatics.co.uk/interpet-aquapod-led-56l-starter-kit-2797-p.asp

I also found new tanks of similar size in Ireland ranging between €100–180, without any additional decorations or plants. Hence my valuation.

What I am including:

- 56L glass aquarium with original hood/lid and built-in LED lighting
- Interpet CF1 internal filter
- Up to 8 plastic aquarium plants/decorations, if wanted
- Cuttings from 3 of my established aquarium plants, if you are going for a natural tank (they are Limnophila, Egeria densa and Vallisneria)

The tank, lid and filter are all very clean and in excellent condition.

I removed the old filter sponge/media when cleaning the tank because they were used and dirty, so you'll want to put fresh media in before setting it up. These can be found on Amazon for about a fiver:
https://l1nq.com/anee1s6

The plastic decorations are a free optional extra and do not affect the price. The price is the same whether you take them or leave them.

As mentioned, our fish is now in a larger natural planted tank, and the plants in there need trimming regularly, so if you're planning a natural setup yourself I'm also happy to include a few fresh plant cuttings at no extra cost (buying these 3 in an aquarium shop would probably set you back another €20-30).

The only other thing to note is that I lost the original power adapter for the LED lights. The label on the aquarium specifies a 12V DC, 0.3A adapter if you would like to replace it. The lights are built into the lid and still in perfect condition, but I didn't use them as I personally prefer natural lighting and kept the tank by a window.