Wall Mount Hanging Beta Fish Bubble Aquarium Bowl Tank

I had actually bought this as a replacement for our old wall mount betta bowl. My Husband had made the mistake of using an abrasive cleaning pad on the old ones surface and scratched it heavily. So my recommendation is to only wipe it with a damp cloth if it needs cleaning.

But other than that it looks FABULOUS, a lot of people have admired it whenever they've seen it on our wall. It's mounts well on the wall (if mounted properly) and our little guy loves his little "high rise" home :D

I wouldn't recommend removing it from the wall to replace the water, use a siphoning pipe and bucket instead to remove most of the water and then replacing it with fresh water.

I've had this bowl for about 6 months now and my beta is doing great! I get a ton of compliments when people walk in the front door and find a fish bowl hanging on the wall in front of them! Everyone says "Hey, that's really cool!" It is fairly hard to clean and refill the bowl since there's no way to set it flat but other than that I would definitely recommend.

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Purchased never used due to the tedious task of having to unscrew it from the wall every time the tank would need cleaning . The visual aspects of this tank are wonderful, but it is not practical.

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Doesn't come with a bolt to attach it to the wall. I had to find a washer to fit it. Beta fish seems to be doing fine in it, but it is hard to find plants that are the right size to work well in it. I never take it off of the wall. To clean it I siphon off the water into a bucket, well worth the 60 cent hose from the hardware store. When it is full of water, it is heavy so I do NOT suggest removing it from the wall unless it is your only option.

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Alright, first off, this betta bowl is WAY TOO SMALL.

Bettas should have AT LEAST one gallon of water to live in... and that's if you want to bother with weekly water changes. It also has no lid, meaning your son/daughter's cute little betta friend might end up abandoning ship-just imagine what you're going to have to go through with THAT mess. Also there is no heater! Bettas are TROPICAL FISH. Meaning you need to keep them at about 76-78 degrees in order for them to live a long and happy life.

And that long, happy life is somewhere in the vicinity of about 10 or more years.

I would give any betta in this thing a month. Tops.

My advice?

Go and get a nice 6.6 gallon bookshelf aquarium or a 10 gallon tetra LED system. Get a nice heater for it, really have fun decorating the tank and have your kid pick out the decor and gravel colors. Make a day of it! Then, along with the betta, add some community species of fish like platies to the tank. (Yes, bettas CAN live with other fish! Just not other bettas!)

You're going to have a happier betta, a happier child and a long and rewarding hobby for your whole family.

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