How much water does this fish bowl hold?
1528894
Just over a quart. Don't want to fill too much excellent for one small fish
1528895
I don't know, but appears to be a couple if cups, not nearly enough for any kind of fish.
1155489
The larger bowl holds 9 1/2 cups water the slightly smaller bowl holds 7 1/2 cups of water. I use both for water and for my 75# dog and my 35# dog it lasts a couple days....I use both for water since I have two dogs. Depending on the size of kibble I would imagine the food would be about the same as the water..hope that helps.
871044
It only holds a gallon so 8 pounds max. However you don't have to fill it completely. I prefer to half fill it and put fresh water in every couple of days. Birds seem to like to stop by for a quick drink.
1738251
The bowl will hold 2 liters to the fill line marked on the bowl and 3 liters brings it to 1 inch below the rim. Hope this is helpful.
1624939
There is an opening at the top of the bowl. No problem at all to feed the fish.
661886
I just poured measured water into the bowl. Mine hold 12 ounces if you leave room for a bit of sloshing. About 13 ounces if you fill them to the brim. We love these beautiful bowls.
844450
It holds 3 cups of water, which is 24 ounces. By the way, I love these bowls. I was given two of them as wedding gifts 30 years ago and still have them...because they're such a good size for leftovers and made of glass, I ordered some extras and they're just as good as my old ones.
1867023
I have a 55 lb. shepherd/husky mix and this bowl hold enough water for her to get a really good drink and then some. I also like that when you put water in, the bowl sits perfectly and does not have a big tip factor.
1958989
I'm not exactly sure how much water it holds but it's a pretty good amount. I have four dogs a little bigger than yours (15-20 pounds) and three cats drinking from it. I completely empty/clean/fill once a week and sometimes fill during the week.
1957814
I have one beta fish, and rocks at the bottom of the aquarium. I tend to clean the bowl weekly as it gets a bit cloudy. But that said, I also tend to overfeed my fish a bit :)
506450
I did not measure it when I first got it, but it is probably about 4 inches too tall for your average fish bowl with gravel in the bottom. It was very simple to alter, however, so I had no problems with it. I simply took my pocket knife, I suppose any knife with a "saw-like" edge would do, and shortened it. The plant is also easily removed if you have a betta that can be harmed by its rough texture. I am very pleased with the product myself, but remember to buy the right size air pump! It is very important to buy the smallest one available if all you are going to filter is a small fishbowl or tank. I did not measure it when I first got it, but it is probably about 4 inches too tall for your average fish bowl with gravel in the bottom. It was very simple to alter, however, so I had no problems with it. I simply took my pocket knife, I suppose any knife with a "saw-like" edge would do, and shortened it. The plant is also easily removed if you have a betta that can be harmed by its rough texture. I am very pleased with the product myself, but remember to buy the right size air pump! It is very important to buy the smallest one available if all you are going to filter is a small... » Read More I did not measure it when I first got it, but it is probably about 4 inches too tall for your average fish bowl with gravel in the bottom. It was very simple to alter, however, so I had no problems with it. I simply took my pocket knife, I suppose any knife with a "saw-like" edge would do, and shortened it. The plant is also easily removed if you have a betta that can be harmed by its rough texture. I am very pleased with the product myself, but remember to buy the right size air pump! It is very important to buy the smallest one available if all you are going to filter is a small fishbowl or tank. « Show Less
1077167
Each bowl holds 48oz, but that is up to the brim. I just tried to put 48oz of water in my dog's bowl, but stopped at the indentation about an inch from the top of the bowl, which ended up being 40 oz.
1473623
I have a large watering can and maybe holds about half of it. My chipmunks love it; as do my little birds whom I've seen bathing in it and/or drinking out of it. The water is about 2" deep and maybe a tad over 12" long (but not too long) and about 10" wide. Not very big and is very sturdy on the ground not balancing up on a pedestal.
1894293
Barb,The bowls can hold 10 cups of dry dog food. The diameter of the bowl is 7" at the base and 9.5" at the top. I hope this helps.
172401
The small bowl is small, it only holds enough for 1 or 2 cats at most (I can't measure it right now, it's in use). What we've done is put the water in the small bowl and the food in the big one.
1951829
The bowl slopes down to about 4 inches deep at the center. Depth of water could vary.
259747
Stands 7" high and is 7 1/2 inches wide at it's center. The flat bottom is 4". Really a nice size for a fish bowl.