Interpet Gold – Fish Bowl Filter

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There is an obvious answer to this, yes fishbowl requires a filter. If you don’t install a filter on your fishbowl, there is nothing that can clean or filter the water. The water can become filthy in a variety of ways and such water is not ideal for the fish to survive in. They will become prone to diseases and a downcast life is a given. Not only the fish but your life will become hard as well. A dirty fishbowl is sure to give out rancid and murky smells. If you have the fishbowl in your room, then imagine smelling it 24 hours a day. You can’t live with such a smell going around in your room.

SUITABLE FOR】 Suitable for shrimp bowl, betta bowl, breeder bowl, goldfish, discus, guppies, fry, baby fish or other fish.We’ll touch on the more specific questions about how fish can live without a filter, and how to add oxygen to a fishbowl a bit later. Their almost adorable aesthetic makes it sometimes hard to distinguish their coloration, as they often grow to be at most 1 inch long.

Such a filter is extremely simple to install and even simpler to use. Also, it is really silent, allowing you to even keep your favorite bowl inside your bedroom without disrupting your sleep.

Fish Bowls Lack Proper Filtration

Fit】 Available in 79 GPH, 120 GPH, 172 GPH sizes. The 79 GPH aquarium filter is for 5-10 gallon fish tank, the 120 GPH is for 10-20 gallon fish tank, and the 172 GPH is for 15-30 gallon fish tank. Buying air or electric-driven filters is very popular for fish tanks. But what if I told you that you could make your very own biological filtration system for a tank or bowl?

A general thumb rule says that a good filter should be cleaned every month or so. However, such thumb rules are usually designed for medium-sized aquariums, not for tiny fishbowls. Therefore, try relying exclusively on your own judgment. These hardy freshwater fish can tolerate a wider range of water conditions than other species, making them suitable for beginners or low-maintenance tanks.

Wrapping Things Up

These 8 popular fish species are recommended by aquarists that have gone filter-less with their aquariums and have managed to keep healthy & active fish with just a few adjustments to their tank setup. For instance, if the water flow slows down, it may be time to clean your filter. Or, even better, perform regular water tests. Using a testing kit is the only reliable way of knowing your water quality and you should do it every week for such a small fish home. All fish can survive without a filter; it’s all about how you set up your tank. That said, for beginners, I always recommend some filtration. Cold-water fish are a good choice because it will be hard for you to stabilize the temperature inside the tank after each water change.

A tank’s filter does more than just filtrate water; it also serves as a breeding ground for beneficial bacteria.Another problem with bowls is that they complicate filtration. This invites disaster, considering that the smaller a fish tank is, the more important it is that a good water filter is in place. Dwarf pufferfish are a curious bunch, so you’ll find them exploring open areas, as well as finding ideal food scavenging spots. Although no fish can survive without oxygen, some hardy species like bettas can tolerate low oxygen levels. For a varied diet, introduce them to frozen food, fresh fruit, alginate tablets, and dried pellets.