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22 recommendations with 2 comments
laurasweet's recommendation
First to recommend
Fun. Functional. Fishy!!!
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Updated Jan 11, 2007
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jeauxzdollz, Kristine, and 3 others think this is smart.
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TAJ_2009's recommendation
I really like this idea!!
I read a lot!! This would make the library a little more relaxing & add some color too~ if I don't kill the poor things~
Updated Oct 22, 2009
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SwsMiss' recommendation
I have these and my beta survives fine. You MUST use filtered water and it must remain at room temperature. Beta's are an Asian fish and are found in warm puddles - which is why they thrive in small space environments.
I change my beta's water once every 3 months - and it STAYS crystal clear even then. You should NOT over-feed your beta (3-4 pellets per day is enough) and mine can easily survive over an extended weekend with no food.
My beta lives in one of the glass sections - in the other glass section I placed white sand, some small palmtrees, a shell, and a starfish.
I get tons of compliments on it it as it is an office decoration at work!
I'm thinking about making these for my co-workers for Christmas.
Updated Oct 2, 2009
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HeidiNIndi's recommendation
These are really cute, but if you buy them, keep in mind that these are very small bowls for bettas, and no other fish (including goldfish) would survive in them.
Bettas CAN survive in small spaces like this, but they won't thrive, their lives will likely be fairly short, and they will be prone to disease. Just to keep your fish alive you'll need to do a full water change for each "bowl" a couple times a week at a minimum (a wise betta owner would change water every other day in containers this size).
In short, if you're not up to 16-20 water changes a month, look past the "cuteness factor" and pass on these as homes for your fish.
Updated Aug 24, 2009
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SwsMiss
on Oct 2, 2009
I got these bowl peices at Ben Franklin craft store.
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cheerios' recommendation
What a tease this is. I want to purchase this or something much like it but nowhere I've looked has any thing available. I had one that my husband broke and we've been looking for a replacement w absolutely no luck at all. I am so upset! I was using it as a home for my sons' fish. It was perfect for their room. It was perfect period anyway I chose to use it. I am so upset about this.
Updated Aug 23, 2009
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Tastyone's recommendation
Great book end fish bowls
Updated Aug 20, 2009
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AlexKaz's recommendation
What a great way to use up space in your bookshelf! I hope the fish like reading too!
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Updated Aug 20, 2009
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Designer-lover's recommendation
I love this. It will be such a nice accent to my contemporary living room decor.
Updated Jun 20, 2009
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Poor fish. Poor people, as well. Shame.