What do you think about this fish tank aquarium ? I think that is really cute, small and you can hang it anywhere in your home, apartment, or office. They require no pump or filtration. And le’ts not forget that this fish aquarium is “catproof”. You can get it from Amazon for $24.95 or from Fish Bubbles.com
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fishfriend Says: It’s just to small to keep fish.
It might work with ONE single Siamese fighting fish (the species you see on the picture). You might try it with two or tree shrimp as an alternative. For any other fish it’s simply unsuited.
Joel Says: I was given one of these for Christmas, they are fantastic!
It houses one male fighting fish, he seems really comfortable as these type of fish often live in puddles by the road side in Asia!
The tank has been set up since Christmas, and the water remains clear. We have pebbles in the bottom, and haven’t as yet had to clean the tank out. It’s the best thing out and looks so effective on the wall. It does lose a bit of water through evaporation, we top it up every fortnight with filtered water.
goatlady Says: Very cool- I think a cluster of maybe 6 or 7 of these on a wall or in a hallway would look very unique. Would be a great conversation piece for Doctor and Dentist offices.
ohgeez Says: “We top it off every fortnight?” Oh my dear god. A “tank” that small should be completely changed every two days at most because of the harmful buildup of ammonia caused by the fish’s waste. The “puddles by the roadside” bit is a myth that has condemned many bettas to terrible lives in tiny jars simply because they are slow moving and have the ability to breathe air from the surface. They live in rice paddies which are actually large, though shallow, bodies of water that is denitrified by plants and beneficial bacteria. And though they might end up in a mud puddle due to some misfortune it’s definitely not their ideal habitat. Bettas are wonderful pets with great personalities, and with clean water, controlled daily feedings, and a source of heat they become more vibrant and interactive. It’s a terrible pity these fish are treated like nonliving decorations when in reality they’re one of the most intelligent and rewarding fish to own when treated with respect.
Natalieeeee Says: I like these but where do you get them from?
Apart from amazon and that other site dont work
Lori Says: I just got one off eBay, it was the cheapest place I could find them (about $20-$25). I’m going to have to buy another one since I dropped and broke mine before I got to hang it =( don’t worry the fish wasn’t in the bowl at the time! I was also thinking about putting an aquatic frog in the bowl since they are so smal.
Tracy Says: I’m very sorry to hear that people are buying these… as “cool” as they might look, they’re also incredibly cruel to the fish. The rice paddies that bettas live in are tens of metres wide at least, if not small lakes. Bettas who does end up in a puddle is one of a few unlucky fish during the dry season when tons of the water evaporates. And even then, the puddle still has mud and earth as a base which helps to filter out the waste that the betta creates, unlike a plastic tank that holds it all in creating almost immediately toxic levels. Bettas do NOT live in filth in the wild, do not live in small spaces unless they are very unlucky, and they are by no means sedentary.
I’ve kept bettas for years (in no less than 5 gallon tanks, with my current fish in 10 and 12 gallons) and they zip and swim all day long. Please give them the space they need and want.
