What do you think about Betta Bowls
I currently have a crown tail Betta in a 5 gallon aquarium with a good filter. In September, I'll be moving into the residence, and I'm taking a 10 gallon aquarium with me that has a figure 8 puffer in it. I also take my Betta, but If I already have a 10 gallon there, I'm not having any margin of 5 gallons. (The 10 gallon is too salty, so the Betta definitely can not go there.) So my question is in relation to the bowls. I normally can not with the maintenance of fish in a bowl, but I'm really tight for space, so I asked what you thought of keeping it in a container? He is not a great swimmer of all anyway, stays in his cave all day, but I'm worried about the ammonia levels. I know people keep fish in bowls, but just dont think its right. I was thinking of buying a kit 2.5 liter aquarium that comes with a little filter. What suggestions?
The bowl would be cruel, especially if the betta is used for a 5 gallon. Males must be at least 3 gallons to themselves. Bowls are more difficult to maintain a constant temperature can not complete a cycle, and of course, are very small. The 2.5 liters can be your best option if you sure you have no space for a gallon 5 – although I have seen some inventive placement of 5 gallons. My aunt has a 5-gallon tank in a table in the living room, and I have a 10 gallon in a nightstand. And bowls must have their water changed every few days. Ammonia accumulates during that time. If you change every week, have a sick fish in your hands soon.
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