5 stars

This fish bowl is really great!!! it looks so neat and you can put it anywhere. I put it on my kitchen wall and I have gotten so many compliments!!! everyone is very shocked at first when they see a fish bowl on your wall with a fish swimming around, everyone loves it and wanted to know where i got it!!! :-)

5 stars

This is perfect for tiny fish like neon tetras. It is an awesome fish bowl, and very unlike conventional ones. The size is ok for bettas but ideally, bettas should be kept in larger tanks/bowls as they originally live in rice fields (500sq. feet or larger per "box" in a rice paddy field), and not in small puddles as most people think. They may establish a small "territory" that they call "home", but they would be much happier in a larger tank. I have a betta which I put in a 10-gallon tank with a couple of neon tetras (they get along great) and the moment I put him in, Fluffy was happily swimming about, from one corner of the tank to the next, up and down and everywhere! A large tank for bettas is more humane for them.

1 stars

I thought this looked like a great idea, but when I got it and opened it up it was very small and just made of cheap plastic. I was not impressed at all. I'm taking mine back.

5 stars

I love this fish bowl. Its small and you can put it were ever you like. Even in the kids room!

5 stars

Just make sure you DO NOT use any soap to clean your tanks. Soap will KILL your fish.
I use this with a beta. You need frequent changes, but other than that....its swell.

5 stars

I purchased my Wall Mount Fishbowl through a catalog called "Solutions" and I don't think they sell it anymore, but I LOVE IT and so do all my co-workers. They all want one. It's perfect because we do not have room on our desks to put a fish tank so the wall is the best place for it. the fish we got to put in it is so sociable also. He makes our office the coolest one around!

1 stars

While the idea is nice, this is not an appropriate environment in which to house fish. It does not meet the minimal basic requirements of life for the fish. Betta splendens is a tropical species, requiring a constant temperature of 78 degrees. Fish kept in unfiltered environments such as this are also subject to ammonia burn- very painful and debilitating to the fish, and ultimitely fatal. These fish need at least 5 gal to develop proper musculature and have any quality of life. Could the fish survive if the water were changed every day? Possibly. Would it thrive or have any quality of life? Absolutely not. Skip this and go for at least a 5 gal setup. Mine lives in a 50 gal community tank.

5 stars

Although this is advertised as a wall mount fish bowl, my daughter came up with a clever idea and uses it for sea shells and sand creating a 'beach' effect.

4 stars

Don't worry about it being small. Betta fish are territorial fish and are uncomfortable in a large space so the size is fine for a betta. Just do some research about the fish species you plan to put in it.