I have a female betta named Sam. We have her in a 2.5 gallon Aqueon betta bow 2.5. I am wondering if this tank is ok for her or if the filter is too strong.
Your betta will be fine in the Aqueon mini bow 2.5 gallon tank. I have both of my betta's in those tanks. If the filter proves to be to strong for your betta all you will have to do it remove the filter tube and insert a piece of filter fiber, filter foam, or filter sponge in it. This will slow down the flow.
I just started using this tank in the 5 gallon, and the filter is a little too strong for my fish, so this post caught my eye. I've never slowed a flow before; can I just get these supplies at a fish store?
husband just said that the filter sucked and it could clog easily do you have this problem or is it just too strong? i want to make sure i get the right tank.
@ jeremywadejunior yes you can buy those things at your local fish store. I personally put a piece of sponge in each of my filter tubes. It helped slows the water suction down and the water current doesn't bother my betta's at all now.
Although I am sure that will work from some filters that will not work for the filters that come with the Aqueon betta bow. For the betta bow filter you would need to fill the filter tube.
+1 at teeneythebetta. That employee works in a pet store. How hard would it have been for then to ask advice from a co-worker who works in the fish department for a solution to filter current.
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