Does it differentiate in the sizes of fish?
1596886
No, but I have one I am not using. Its color. and never used. fwoddo@verizon.net
314971
depends on the feed times and amount of food but yes I have with my three fish
961166
It's actually a bit small even for one betta. I'd advise against adding any more fish.
728708
Yes it does. One is the size of the whole scale. The other is just the size of the weighing play thorn.
1716331
Yes they are different sizes. Each size comes in a set of six rods which range from extra small to large.
1778774
The reel size depends on how you want to fish. Big fishes need bigger reel butthe reel isnt too big if its a spinning reel. So its not too heavy. If you ate using a conventional reel then size makws a difference in weight and size. Smaller reel have weaker drag fir smaller fish. Bigger size reel had stronger resistance and hold moreline. I just bought a medium size reel using 30lb and fush would drag alll my line and I would have to sacrifice a hook in order not to losea spool of line. Big fishes need bigger reel so it can fit more bigger line. Smaller fish in lakes and river wouldnt need those. I would go for a bigger reel if I had to buy again. Its not so much bigger if its a spinning reel. The reel size depends on how you want to fish. Big fishes need bigger reel butthe reel isnt too big if its a spinning reel. So its not too heavy. If you ate using a conventional reel then size makws a difference in weight and size. Smaller reel have weaker drag fir smaller fish. Bigger size reel had stronger resistance and hold moreline. I just bought a medium size reel using 30lb and fush would drag alll my line and I would have to sacrifice a hook in order not to losea spool of line. Big fishes need bigger reel so it can fit more bigger line. Smaller fish in lakes and river wouldnt need... » Read More The reel size depends on how you want to fish. Big fishes need bigger reel butthe reel isnt too big if its a spinning reel. So its not too heavy. If you ate using a conventional reel then size makws a difference in weight and size. Smaller reel have weaker drag fir smaller fish. Bigger size reel had stronger resistance and hold moreline. I just bought a medium size reel using 30lb and fush would drag alll my line and I would have to sacrifice a hook in order not to losea spool of line. Big fishes need bigger reel so it can fit more bigger line. Smaller fish in lakes and river wouldnt need those. I would go for a bigger reel if I had to buy again. Its not so much bigger if its a spinning reel. « Show Less
1442599
It looks like the difference is in the size, take a look at the product dimensions of each and you'll see what I mean.
2065666
The previous two answers are correct about the size. As for how much my cats loved it -- not so much. Not sure why because it is loaded with fish of all sorts and they usually love fish. Also, two of the cans in my shipment were damaged enough that I had to throw them out. Not sure who is to blame for the poor packaging. Bottom line is that I won't be ordering any more of this brand.
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Hi Patti- that depends entirely on what species you are breeding. This size is usually used as a grow-out chamber for eggs or fry. Getting fish to breed demands meeting the right conditions they require to get them in the mood, so to say- this can be anything from light cycle, temperature, water quality, water level, specific numbers of fish, etc. Its different for all species. I recommend Axelrod's Encyclopedia of Tropical Fishes for very in-depth info and also join your local aquarium society and fish groups on Facebook. There is a lot to know, some fish are easy to breed, some are almost impossible. I myself breed danios, livebearers, angelfish, and killifish and also Bettas. Hi Patti- that depends entirely on what species you are breeding. This size is usually used as a grow-out chamber for eggs or fry. Getting fish to breed demands meeting the right conditions they require to get them in the mood, so to say- this can be anything from light cycle, temperature, water quality, water level, specific numbers of fish, etc. Its different for all species. I recommend Axelrod's Encyclopedia of Tropical Fishes for very in-depth info and also join your local aquarium society and fish groups on Facebook. There is a lot to know, some fish are easy to breed, some are almost... » Read More Hi Patti- that depends entirely on what species you are breeding. This size is usually used as a grow-out chamber for eggs or fry. Getting fish to breed demands meeting the right conditions they require to get them in the mood, so to say- this can be anything from light cycle, temperature, water quality, water level, specific numbers of fish, etc. Its different for all species. I recommend Axelrod's Encyclopedia of Tropical Fishes for very in-depth info and also join your local aquarium society and fish groups on Facebook. There is a lot to know, some fish are easy to breed, some are almost impossible. I myself breed danios, livebearers, angelfish, and killifish and also Bettas. « Show Less
2042800
It does work well on small fish. I have caught minnows and spot that were very small in this net.
2171486
Yes, we've had a beta & a few other small fish in there & there was plenty of room. If you're putting 2 betas with a divided, both should have plenty of room.
331744
I think there are several small variations between bb's size & smoothness and as I have noticed certain types do make a difference.
355097
Heaters one foot and less fit. Determine if you need a heater based on the type of fish.
2067526
I think it would depend on the tile measurement, right? There are some fishes small as a finger and some as half of a hand... Only the Algae are bigger... as big as a hand maybe. Hope it's usefull for you.
373885
Not that I could see. Several sizes are shown in their menu but none are larger than 8 1/2 x 11.
807725
Yeah I think it gives the measurements for the top and you pick the one that's closest to your tank..
1255331
Honestly, when I looked at it online I didn't notice the fish. Mine is black though.