is it possible 2 leave out dividers and put salt water fish in it & about how many fish can you put in it? due 2 my health Dr thinks it will help me
1320999
No. The divider would not hold saltwater and freshwater apart. It holds ione betta fish comfortably.
1321000
The dividers do come out. As to to salt water fish I don't know. Its best to consult a salt water pet store. Mine houses a betta fish right now with no dividers.
1321001
you don't need the divider for the tank if you are putting gold fish, suggest two gold fish, But you do need it for betas. This tank is not suitable for salt water fish they need more room than what this tank offers.
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a deep blue professional ADB11003 of course leave out the dividers and put in 2 small salt water fishes like a nemo with proper lighting
529788
I think there were 3-5 eggs when you order them separately from the kit. They come in the mail from another company. I had one fish live quite a while, but I put him in a different container and it jumped out. :(
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Hi again. I responded on your later question, but I'll comment here as well. If you go to the comments under "Stacey" review, (I think it is the one now rated most helpful critical review) in the later comments there are some good exchanges Stacey and myself had with another person, "Ann" looking for advice on starting over after losing a fish. My review is the presently rated most helpful positive so you will get both views. Stacey has some very good advice on safely cycling with the fish in the tank in those later comments I mentioned, and I gave my method for safely sterilizing the tank without going nuts. Good Luck. Hi again. I responded on your later question, but I'll comment here as well. If you go to the comments under "Stacey" review, (I think it is the one now rated most helpful critical review) in the later comments there are some good exchanges Stacey and myself had with another person, "Ann" looking for advice on starting over after losing a fish. My review is the presently rated most helpful positive so you will get both views. Stacey has some very good advice on safely cycling with the fish in the tank in those later comments I mentioned, and I gave my method for safely... » Read More Hi again. I responded on your later question, but I'll comment here as well. If you go to the comments under "Stacey" review, (I think it is the one now rated most helpful critical review) in the later comments there are some good exchanges Stacey and myself had with another person, "Ann" looking for advice on starting over after losing a fish. My review is the presently rated most helpful positive so you will get both views. Stacey has some very good advice on safely cycling with the fish in the tank in those later comments I mentioned, and I gave my method for safely sterilizing the tank without going nuts. Good Luck. « Show Less
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The divider can not be removed and two sections are absolutely separated. Just one thing you need to pay attention to, you have to put water in both sections when using the pot, or the section without water will be burned...
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I would not use salt keep you water clean. Keep a good filtration system on the tank vary the diet of the fish and quarantine any new or ill fish to prevent the spreading of any fungus. Also keep your temp steady so that you don't stress your fish. Monitor your water, temp, and fish regularly and it should be fine.
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I don't see why you couldn't use it for saltwater. Should work as it is inert. I'm not a saltie- expert though, mind you. There are some substrates out there that will buffer the water better for saltwater. Saltwater requires a higher pH and a higher GH/KH. Using an inert substrate won't hurt your fish or alter the chemistry of the water- but won't provide any buffering for pH swings etc. As fish "pee" and "life-happens" the pH of the water will change slightly between water changes. You will usually be better off for saltwater with a buffered substrate... but this wouldn't be bad.
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There was a dog in my box, which wasn't very helpful because we have allergies. You can order a separate fish attachment, for turning fish.
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I put a small plant & small rock formation in that the fish can swim through. I eventually took out the plant bc my fish got bigger & figured it needed more room but left rock formation in
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It would really depend on what you are keeping. I'd say you would need two deep for fish only.
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I use this food for salt water fish so I think it would be better to check with a pet store. Sorry.
855907
The divider cannot be removed. I did not notice any broth seeping but cannot guarantee that it won't. Hope this helps
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I would say possible as well depending on feed size and amount of fish. I feed my fish twice a day when I am home and only once a day on vacation. I would rather underfeed than over feed. The ability to adjust amount of feed dispensed is pretty handy as well.
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We have not set it up yet because it is a birthday gift for my son. However I have talked to pet store people and they say you can put 1 inch of fish per gallon....so if it is a 5 gallon tank you can put 5 inches of fish. Then you could have 2 2.5 inch fish or about 6 fish that are 3/4 an inch. I hope this helps
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Hmm maybe? I think the portions would be too big for a fish and if its flake good, it would probably get messy and stuck.
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I'm sorry, I really don't know. I put a clean piece of cord board in the middle, and put regular salt on one side, and sea salt on the other. So far, works great.
937170
It's so small I don't think it should be used for any fish. before I got this, I didn't really think about how it affected the fish, but it puts the birthing mother under undue duress. I suggest to everyone to simply separate their fish inside the tank with a divider. Anything else is too small and cruel.
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Sorry very hard typing on my phone. But hopefully you understand. I love my salt water setup. I don't mess with any real chemicals.