Do you think my bettas fins could get caught in it?
1510013
Depending on the size of tank you have (I had a 5.5 gallon tank), this filter may be too strong for a betta. It definitely was for mine. But I'd say there is a possibility of harm to your betta.
1617909
No i haven't had any issue with my fish getting caught in the slits. The only way I know that they get caught is when they are sick and weak and they can't pull away from the power head.
1637998
No.. Never had a problem with fish jumping out of it..... However if you let the water level get the least bit low IT WILL CATCH ON FIRE!... So keep it full. Hope this helps
36227
note sure what you're asking. BUT ....we used floating ones for a long time with our 5 bettas. Specially it's handy when Betta takes its time to eat or can't see clearly. Sinking ones ....they are not that great in my opinion. They go down way too fast causing their habitat become dirty and contaminated. Floating is the way to go in our opinion. We had Bettas for 3 years ....
721302
I've NEVER had a problem with my betas getting into the other side of the tank. Just make sure that you position the divider properly. There are small grooves in the bottom of the tank that it fits into. If these grooves get gravel in them, the divider could possible be moved enough by the fish to slip into the other side.
1527173
I have no idea because I would never buy this death trap for a living and such beautiful creature. Anything less then five gallons should not be considered. A betta is not an ornament and deserves what all other fish do.
1931247
I watched my female betta jump up the waterfall part, swim around in the filter, then surf back out. (It turned out she was being bullied by other fish in the tank.) Maybe put a screen under/in front of the outflow? Or put a piece of sponge or nylon over the intake?
659842
Read my review. YES your fish can and might jump out. We lost two this way, and one got stuck in the filter, all within a week. If you have not purchased this bowl already, PLEASE for the fish's sake buy something else.
1799282
No its not if you are getting a betta they are usually pretty clean rarely have to clean the tank but if it something else then you'll have to possibly clean it more
1645495
NO...it will get way too hot!! I had this in my 2.6 G Fluval and raised the temp to 86. MAYBE you could try the 5 watt but better to go with a little betta heater made for that size.
1954953
Most of the time the fish will get out of the way, as for instance a bottom drain they tend to stay away from. I think that if they did indeed get sucked up they probably wouldn't survive.
961166
It's actually a bit small even for one betta. I'd advise against adding any more fish.
693308
It is not a practical tank for adding a heater. Bettas usually do not need heater.
1397112
you would have to much flow rate and your fish would be very uncomfortable,good luck
997464
Not deep enough for real fish of substantial size or plants. Unless you had it shade the water would get to hot in South for them. Also mine bit the dust after one season.
1995063
No, they would hop out, there is an opening at the top. I even worry about my beta fish getting out, but so far he has not.
43938
No because a heater would make the water too hot since it is a 1 gallon tank. The fish would be unhealthy.