How big is this fish bowl and how much water does it hold if used for a fish?
1969861
You should not put fish in this bowl. They will die. It's not enough space nor is it filtered or heated, which all fish require.
1686733
Wow! You have a big kitty! The diameter of the fishbowls themselves are 3" across. The openings at the tops are only 1.5".
1568034
Very little. It is a shallow bowl. I use it for feeding my bird dry seeds or vegetables. Not for drinking as it is too shallow and the water would spill out leaving the pet with nothing to drink. The amount doesn't matter. The depth does matter.
2102033
I measured my medium bowl and the opening is 5 3/4" across. I have the tulip bowl that fits inside and use it for a water bowl for my two dogs, a 22 lb cockapoo and 85 lb goldendoodle. I have to refill it a couple of times a day, but my dogs will only drink very fresh water, so it works quite well for them. My cockapoo also eats out of the small sized Yoga bowl, which is more than big enough for the dry food she eats twice a day. I got the bowl because my cockapoo likes the tipped bowl since the tags on her collar don't clink against it when she drinks.
1599413
I's about 4.5 inches horizontally and about 3 inches tall that's pretty big for a fish bowl but if you need it for a trip it would be nice ...just not sure if you can mount it to fish bowl ????
1588300
22" tall; 15" bowl (measured on inside); not certain about water as I fill with hose. Probably a gallon plus. Beautiful and well made. The birds haven't used it yet and my birder expert friend says to give them more time.
434725
The bucket is about 6 inches by 12 inches long. I find it works well for smaller minnows. It will hold larger minnows, but not a large number of them.
1963472
Approx. 9.5 inches diameter . About 2 inches deep. More of a pasta bowl than for soup or cereal. Too wide and shallow. We use ours for stir fry dishes and to serve chips. It holds 3 cups liquid up to top of stripes
678693
If used for water it would only be able to hold the water in the bottom most portion of the bowl. The angle makes it great for food but I have not tried water. I do believe the bowl is wide enough for a Persian cats face.
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.
1484289
It holds 1.5 cups (measured). About 4.5-5" diameter and 1.5-1.75" tall (estimate). I use it for a 5 pound dog and only pop out the innermost compression ring. It is good travel bowl for a dog up to about 35-40 pounds (tested). It would be too small for a Lab size dog.
900922
I think the bowl is too small and dark for fish; plus the water drains. the plant areas are even smaller
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.
1431834
The bowl is approximately 5 inches high and 5-6 inches wide. I have a boxer and a Chihuahua and they both can drink from it. It's great for traveling.
732363
17 inches tall. The widest point of the bowl is 10 inches and it's 15 inches long. I have to fill it up in the tub and only fill it 1/2 way since my dog likes to stick his feet in it after long walks. I took the charcoal filter out bc it wouldn't stay. I really like it!!
438030
I'm sorry, but I'm afraid that your bowl is already very overstocked. Goldfish actually grow very large and can live up to 30 years! They also create a lot of waste, so anything 2 1/2 gallons large is just not going to cut it. If it is a fancy goldfish, it will need around 30-40 gallons just on its own, and if it's a common goldfish (has a single-finned tail), it will probably be better suited for a fish pond. That being said, I think that cherry shrimp by themselves would do alright in a 2 1/2 gallon container if you do regular 20-30% water changes. But I don't suggest anything else with the goldfish.
439386
Hi, Yes this tank can hold water! However their are no specs that say's that is will be equipped to hold a full tank of water that fish require.