Is this water conditioner okay for a fish bowl?
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Generally. With water conditioners it's rather difficult to "overdose" on them. It's still advised you try to estimate an appropriate amount though.
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You may want to only use it if you tank / fish have parasites. This product can stress your fish so only treat if necessary.
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No, the filter is to small and does not hold benificial bacteria well, you will always have high nitrate and ammonia levels, if your going to use that kind of filter, but a Marine land 350 or 400 bio wheel filter, your fish will thank you, see ya ;-)
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Should be.....I use mine to feed my fish. I have 2 of these and set up 1 for A.M. feeding & other for P.M. feeding when away for several days
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It is not designed for salt water so you will need to rinse it off with fresh water after every use. They are definitely strong enough to handle the fish you are after.
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I filter 50 gal. Weekly for about 8 weeks before the water test levels start to drop and I have to replace the filter. Overall this is much cheaper than water conditioners for large aquariums with no pure water sources. The water is hard, though, that's probably more of a regional problem and unrelated.
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Its certainly worth a try. Its all natural so it wont hurt your fish. Good luck!
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sure. It would be better than just a goldfish bowl because of the filtration system. Goldfish are a bit dirtier than bettas or other fish. wouldn't have to clean the tank so often.
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yes, I very much like this one; http://www.amazon.com/Hydor-7-5w-Heater-Bettas-Bowls/dp/B006JVQ67K/ref=sr_1_6?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1387438886&sr=1-6&keywords=aquarium+heater It works well without cooking your fish.
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My wife uses this for water for her fish tanks. If there was a smell to the water, I would hear about it. Still using it with no problems. Hoped this helped.
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I talked to aquarium owners and store owners alike and for betts as long as you can clean it once a week or so its perfectly fine. I have hung it underneath a recessed light which generates enough heat to keep it warm, but this may not work for all situations. There is no filtration, but if you wanted to get creative im sure there is a way, but they live in those tiny jars for most of their early lives so its definetely an upgrade from that
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This item is good for aquarium, please check our another item model number POQ-4-50
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Yes. That is what I used for our beta fish during the winter. He had a half gallon bowl.
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I haven't used it in a fish tank, but I would say No. It's very fine and dusty and you would be better off with the fine gravel rather than sand for use with fish.
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Not sure, but it's certainly worth trying. It's inexpensive, and simple to use. I'm not sure that it is safe for pets, or fish. The basic principle seems similar to a hot tub, except the temperature. Good luck.
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I use this bowl as a candy jar. In my opinion the name "fish Bowl" refers to its appearance and NOT to the intended use. I wouldn't keep fish in it precisely for the concern you have realized.
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Yes, I do aquaponics in mine. I have fish and plants living in it. Should be safe for food and plants.