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PetSmart.com has 3.5 Gallon Top Fin Enchant Aquarium on sale for $15. Select Free Store Pickup where stock permits. Thanks blaster_54738
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Includes:
- 3.5 Gallon Top Fin Enchant Aquarium Tank
- 2 Top Fin "Element" Filter Cartridges
- Top Fin "Element" Filter
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Petsmart has Top Fin Enchant 3.5 Gallon Aquarium for $15 with free store pickup. Regular price is $29.99
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| Rating: | (3.77 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 309 PetSmart Reviews |
| Product Name: | Top Fin® Enchant Aquarium - 3.5 Gallon |
| Product Description: | DESCRIPTION Create an enchanted underwater world for your fish in this Top Fin Enchant Aquarium. This sturdy aquarium makes feeding easy with a convenient feeding door on the hood. Only at PetSmart.Features: Single LED light; Hood with convenient feeding door Includes: 1 Tank; 2 Top Fin "Element" filter cartridges; Top Fin "Element" filterIntended For: FishMaterial: PlasticColor: Black Size: 3.5 US GAL (13.2 L); 12.2 in L x 8.3 in W x 12.3 in H (30.9 x 21 x 31.2 cm)Instructions: Place aquarium on a stable, sturdy surface away from heat, cold and direct sunlight. Use an aquarium heater, if needed, to maintain stable water temperatures.Choose your favorite color gravel, or mix or match.Condition water during set up and each water change. Water testing, water conditioner, and bacteria starter are keys to success. Let water sit for 4 hours before introducing fish. Compliment your personal style and provide shelter for your fish.Feed your fish with the appropriate type and amount of food.Caution: Choose the appropriate quantity of compatible fish.Thoroughly rinse gravel and decor. Do not use soap or detergent as they may harm fish. |
| Product SKU: | petsmart_38392_5253372 |
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Snails or shrimp might be a better use of this tank. Or it can be used as a hospital tank when you need to treat a fish with chemicals.
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Um, have you ever actually owned guppies, platies or swordtails? If you've got a couple, then you're going to have a ton, unless you only get one gender. Then again, in this tiny tank, the parents may end up eating all their children.
And yeah, zebra danios should be kept in groups of at least 5, and preferably 7 or more. You shouldn't put that many in this tank.
Frankly, you shouldn't put much in this tank.
If money's tight, keep an eye on Craigslist. You can often find great deals on a whole aquarium setup pretty cheap. There are even people giving them away sometimes.
Why would they sell these 0.4g betta starter kits then?
I feel like people here want to suggest that Betta fish love to swim around and enjoy their surroundings but even in the wild, bettas do not. Moreover, the deformed current petstore betta whether it has the overly long veiltail or halfmoon or elephant ears have been so morphed by breeders to look beautiful with huge oversized fins that these fish can barely swim.
Bettas struggle with filters - this filter is weak - that's why it's a good choice. A filter strong enough for a 10 gallon tank like a marineland or aquaclear 10 is going to be hard on a betta, especially one with long flowing fins. I've killed betta with kindness by putting them in big tanks with big filters. My current betta is in a 3 gallon tank with anubias - it's fine - I change the water 2-3 times a week.
Betta need fresh, conditioned water more than they need large tanks - a betta fish would be happier in a one gallon bowl if your house were warm enough (betta fish need heaters more than filters) and you changed and conditioned the water every day than it would be in 10 gallon tank with a filter and very little water changes.
Two factors play into what's appropriate: how active/big the fish is (space for movement) and bioload (how much ammonia they produce.)
Bettas love to have a territory to patrol but since their bioload is technically low, they can be kept by beginners in small tanks without dying. It doesn't make it ok. Experienced fish keepers can overstock the bioload of a tank by making sure they have more filtration and that type of overstocking is totally fine as long as space requirements are met (think of big schools of very small fish in a decent size aquarium.)
The real issue is when beginners think that because a fish won't die, it's ok to ignore the space needed to move requirement. It's not the same as an experienced keeper overloading the bioload side. Some fish are really active and need lots of space. Some fish are lazy and don't. Please be considerate of the living animal you're agreeing to take care of and don't keep a betta in anything under a 5 gallon. For this price you can easily get that size or larger from Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace. Or get this and stock with some of the realllly cool shrimp available!
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Um, have you ever actually owned guppies, platies or swordtails? If you've got a couple, then you're going to have a ton, unless you only get one gender. Then again, in this tiny tank, the parents may end up eating all their children.
And yeah, zebra danios should be kept in groups of at least 5, and preferably 7 or more. You shouldn't put that many in this tank.
Frankly, you shouldn't put much in this tank.
If money's tight, keep an eye on Craigslist. You can often find great deals on a whole aquarium setup pretty cheap. There are even people giving them away sometimes.
Yes I have a 110 galon tank and have owned all of these mentioned fish, at least in some stage of the past.