I know it's not ideal, but would this work for a fishbowl as well? (Less than a gallon)
909705
I wouldn't recommend it, I used it for a 3 gal tank and it heated it to almost 78-80 degrees sometimes. Luckily I had a thermometer on the outside side of the tank so I just unplugged it if it got too warm. I just had one Beta fish in the tank, if you have any other fish other than a goldfish or a guppy I would definitely try to get a bigger tank so you can put a heater in it :) Hope this helps!
909706
yes but you have to be very careful as you can overheat the fish pretty quickly with this unit.
909707
We have a pretty small tank for our own fish -- a little under a gallon -- and it has worked fine for the tank.
1341519
It should work.. It's bigger than I expected so if your using it for 5qt jugs I would recommend a smaller one that's made for corrosive products..these seem like there more for fishtanks and stuff like that mine didn't fall apart yet and I use it for fuel but the description seems like it's made for water
2027069
Not sure about that. It would have to be round and you would need the appropriate size. Try a garden hose with a nozzle on the end.
90695
As a temporary fix for a power outage, yes. It's not supposed to be a permanent fixture because it burns up D batteries. I suggest you get an aerator that is designed specifically for an aquarium. Your best bet is to visit your local fish or pet store and see what they have available. Take pictures of the bowl and tank that you are referencing so they can help you out with exactly the size filtration system that you need.
1233842
I think if u slide off the middle tube it would work. Cant promise. Also if u have little fish they can easily get sucked up.
1616119
Hi. I believe it actually can. I have a big and large fish tank on mine. I wish I could join a picture to show you, unfortunately I don't see that option in here.
591652
With small plants and fish, I think it would work. The flow of water may be too strong and would have to be slowed somehow.
2202695
I don't think it would work very well. It wouldn't fit in the space for the bowl, it is an oval shape.
1524385
For small fresh water minnows you'd probably be better off with 1/4" mesh. 3/8 works well for shrimp and mud minnows. Hope this helps.
1413450
Probably a great idea. I just went outside to experiment, the water reservoir was only about 1/4 full, and it would be stable with the weight of an average rabbit with its feet on one bowl! When full it would be even more so. When almost empty, probably less so. Using it that way, the actual bowls would be an inch or so off the ground.
484634
I see no reason why not. The material is nylon (I believe) fine mesh and will allow plenty of oxygen. Depending on the bowl size you might want to use a one or two gallon bag, so you can utilize the elastic without excess material to deal with. The netting would only be used on the exterior of the fish container, of course. Hope this helps.
1924437
The opening is a little too small for a Quaker in my opinion (that wide beak would probably prevent him from getting in there). I would go with a different type of water container, like the ones with the metal tube and ball bearing. These aren't hard for birds to figure out, and they keep the water even cleaner than this silo waterer.
632042
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.
892506
It is fine for just one gush but it is small if you want more fish. Yes, many pet stores have larger circular bowls. Do not get a bowl with 90 degree angles. A fish bowl from a pet store would be a more economical choice.,
2010689
I would think so. That's about the size of my tank and I have two rather large goldfish and it works just fine.
649815
I think it would be too small, unless you refill it multiple times a day. I have one that works well for my cats but as a supplemental feeder. The two bowls in my no mess feeder are both small--but if the company sells a larger size, that might work since the system itself is easy to clean and easy to fill.
729780
Yes depending on the use. For a full ten gallon tank with fish no problem, but if you use it for a turtle tank not completely full it would be too powerful.