this fish tank suitable for any type of fish?
762717
Not for tropical fish as it has no heater. We used it for a beta (which technically should have a heater but was fine without) and also for goldfish.
762718
This tank is made for any fish, in my case I use for a Betta is perfect. It is entirely ornamental. Advantage is acrylic and disadvantage can be easily scratched.
762719
I'll say for Betta fish... but not sure if for any type of fish but it has no heater/filter. Just tank with led light.
1687610
This tank is not really suitable for any type of turtle. It's only 3.5 inches deep therefore holding less than 5 gallons of water. I'd recommend a good size aquarium.
518376
I use this in my salt water fish tank. I made a overflow box and a in tank refugium
293793
I don't think it's sturdy or stable enough for a fish tank of any size. It can be knocked over very easily.
1176169
Absolutely it can, it has a safety on it so the snake could get out. It has plenty of room and I would choose this tank for most reptiles and other small animals.
784623
This tank comes with a submersible filter. No air pump, tubing, heater etc. It is a very basic tank. The LEDs are nice. I have 1 male betta and he dies fine in it. Definitely for small fish.
830679
It would probably work well for insulation. I would just worry about the weight of the aquarium.
591812
Somewhere in the description on the Amazon page, it states that it is for decorative use. It is fairly sturdy, so I suppose you could try to fish with it! It is not really intended for that purpose, though. Good luck!
1272948
I have mine in a 77 gallon tank and it works fine but, I would guess for a tank that size that you may require something bigger or maybe 2 of them. Also depends on type of fish of course.
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.
865390
I wouldn't put any fish in that aquarium. If it's way too small for a Betta fish, it would certainly be too small for a goldfish. As well, goldfish produce a lot of waste so the aquarium would quickly become polluted since the supposedly self-cleaning function is, at best, a blatant lie.As I have indicated previously, unless you enjoy torturing poor, defenseless fish, do NOT purchase this aquarium.
506382
I have guppies and red cherry shrimp. This is marketed as a betta tank but u can put other fish provided you follow the "1 inch of fish per gallon of water" guideline.
1687609
Its not a turtle tank at all. Its for small bits of water, like a pond for dart frogs or something of that sort, but the main point of the fixed front is for deep substrates for a planted enclosure. If you really want something that opens in the front but would still be suitable for your turtles then you'd be looking at one of the large, long exo terras since Zoo Med doesn't produce ones like that. A better option for you though would be a 40g breeder tank that you can put more than 4 inches of water in.
1092803
You can set the floats at any level you choose. It will work in any size tank.
1956810
sure. It would be better than just a goldfish bowl because of the filtration system. Goldfish are a bit dirtier than bettas or other fish. wouldn't have to clean the tank so often.
2083847
What do you plan on keeping in the tank? If fish only and leathers then yes but if you plan on keeping sps or LPs corals then no I would buy something else
1116783
Yes, but monitor the temperature very closely, I'm guessing your getting a Betta. If so the temperature should be around 80 degrees. I've been a fish keeper for years and my opinion would be get atleast a gallon tank. Half gallon is a bit too small for anything. My philosophy on fish tanks is get the biggest tank within your budget and space and save later before you realize you got too small of a tank for what you want.