Don't the glo fish jump out of this tank?
1637998
No.. Never had a problem with fish jumping out of it..... However if you let the water level get the least bit low IT WILL CATCH ON FIRE!... So keep it full. Hope this helps
1637999
I don't actually have the glo fish...I have a betta, and for awhile there was also a snail. While the snail did frequently come up to the top of the bowl, neither of them ever made a move to actually jump out :)
1638000
Glo fish may not jump out, but other fish will. I know this from personal experience. Perhaps just stick with Betas and glo fish if you do buy this tank.
1638001
We have had this tank for about 2 months now, and all fish are still in the tank!
1638002
No fish don't jump out, but the glass blow is made of very thin glass and mine broke when I filled it with water and picked it up with one hand. The glass broke in my hand and I am not a strong person. I would not recommend this product. Very cheap materials used in making it.
1638003
I have glow tetras and they don't jump out. One thing to note on this tank, you really need to clean the inside and out regularly. The water evaporation causes white streaks on the sides of the tank.
1638004
I didn't realize it was a blue light only, I thought it was a regular white light and blue light tank. I only have my betta in the bowl. You would have to ask an aquarium shop if the breeed of glo fish is a jumper or not. That is my best advice.
627672
no...this one shuts off on the lower level. There are others that switch out on the up side of the float movement.
1154883
The water bubbles up by the fish, but only when the motion is turned on. There are a lot of options, but if the monkey is swinging back and forth, the fish should be bubbling occasionally. It's not constant but bubbles approximately once every 15-30 seconds. Hope this is helpful.
1252132
If there is no water in tank the float will stat at bottom of the unit and unit will not run. As soon as water is added the float will raise slightly and unit will start. float does not raise very much only enough to activate switch which is located at end of rod in upper part of unit .
247230
These animals are not supposed to be released. They are pets and must stay in a tank.
1273449
No they move a lot but not over the lip of the tank. I have bought snails 4 times and this vendor is the only vendor where the snails have survived and grown!!! I check the water every week, so the other 3 times it wasn't my tank! I have live plants and crabs and snails and all are doing well!!!
368140
Ours is on a timer so it shuts off. I don't know if it would bother the fish or not:)
1954957
Typically the fish don't like the motion of the vacume and flee. But I don't believe they would be harmed
659845
Yes, Bettas are jumpers when stressed, and the water movement of this product may indeed stress them sufficiently to jump. In their native environment, they use their ability to jump to abandon small puddles when they become trapped in them in the dry season and may jump through many puddles to reach 'open' water again. You'd do better with a small shrimp.
1178890
It plugs in. The light is working but the fish don't continue to move it just stop. Seems to be getting hung up then starts going again.
1931248
your fish get stuck inside? hmmm sry, I have no idea unles you don't have the lid of it down, you don't have it to far down in the water do you?
1475006
They're doing very well together in my tank. As long as he gets enough food, he should leave them alone.
1969967
Look up the kinds of fish you have in the tank. Some fish naturally like to jump out of water, but most dont unless they are made to by something else in the tank. If you are using this while you're going away for awhile and you are worried about a fish jumping, just put a piece of cardboard over the open part of the tank without blocking the feeder. Personally I had a small hole in the top of my hood and I placed the feeder right over the hole and it would drop right into the tank. 9 times out of 10 I would say you would be fine to leave the tank open with the feeder.
1605054
Our pool always has a lot of frogs in it. We find them sitting on the pad but have never seen them climb up the ramp. It gets them out of the water and safe. The concept is great but not sure if it takes a higher form of intellect to figure it out. My answer would be yes if they can figure out how to climb the ramp.
659844
Bettas do, in fact, jump. I lost one this way a few weeks ago. Bettas are only sedate in small environments where they don't have room to move. I've kept them for years and every healthy betta I've ever had was an active, "playful" swimmer when given space and good water quality.
2282723
Not at all! It just sits on top and lifts right off. It has a plastic edge all the way around it so it stays in place on top of the tank.
659843
I have lost 2 betta fish over the past 2 years. If you fill the tank up to within a half inch from the top after a water change they jump out. with my first betta I found him floppong on the desk several times after water changes before he jumped out over a weekend while I was away. I have had to make a top to cover the opening on my tank. Overall the tank is great.