My Fun Fish Tank from Hampton Direct
Betta 9 years ago 82,341 views
The My Fun Fish Tank from Hampton Direct seeks to simplify the tank-cleaning process with this new tank. For full review and shopping info►http://ttpm.com/p/12526/hampton-direct/my-fun-fish-tank/?ref=yt Product Info: The My Fun Fish Cleaning Tank from Hampton Direct seeks to simplify the tank-cleaning process with this new tank. The tank features a grill along the bottom that collects all the normal dirt and grime that come with having a pet fish. Once you are ready to clean, simply pour fresh room temperature tap water into the tank. This will drive the old water and dirt down and up into a siphon that will filter out the bad water. Now directions say you can use a 16 oz glass to activate the process but we've found it really works best with at least a liter, or better yet a full gallon, which is about what the tank currently holds. You'll also need a large bowl to filter the old water into. The fish tank also features a white LED light, riverbed rocks, and a faux aquatic plant.
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oh bless her -mother thought she was doing a wonderful thing for someone buying this for them. [ they had other fish..betas... goldfish....]Did I raise a 'that's too small!!!!' ruckus... yes. Yes I did.
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'...leaves the tank spotless'
crap floating all around middle
10/10 IGN approved
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People, not evverywhere in the world tap water is as chlorinated as in the US. I live in Holland and except for the need to heat the water I can EASILY do 50% water changes (normally do 25%) without worrying about chlorine. And yes, our tapwater can be consumed directly from our tap and does not taste funny and is 100% safe.
And taking the fish out during the process? H.ll no! They love the changing water levels, new nutrients and slight change in temperature.
2. TAP WATER?!?!
3. no filter
4. not enough room for the fish to swim
It's all about the nitrogen cycle. :0
Also, I use tap water in my fish tanks. We have well water, which contains no chlorine or any chemicals, so in this instance, tap water is okay to use. It just depends on everyone's situation (also the water hardness tolerance of the fish).
I had one lady at PetSmart trying to tell me to use distilled water in my fish tanks and that she had 'no complaints'... Yeah, definitely nothing wrong with stripping the water of all the minerals and nutrients.
To anyone thinking about keeping fish and reading this comment, please do your research first (and take into consideration the cost [monetary and time] of keeping fish). While I won't get into the argument about what size tank to get for a betta, getting a larger tank than is required will lead to a more peaceful fish keeping experience; less water changes, and the fish is/are happier and can grow to their full potential.
My time is 2 days for his fins to burn off!
Are you crazy? You have three fishes in a cup?! And you are getting this?! Get a 10 gallon for christ sake.
Oh and don't get me started on the 'fresh tap water'. You mention you need a bowl to empty out into, pretty obvious, yet you don't mention water conditioner.
So if the fish doesn't die from ammonia poisoning, it will have its gills burned by chlorine and slowly suffocate. Awesome...
Your grammar isn't even correct so I doubt you're old enough to know
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