hmmm. what do you think?

[The-Wolf]

I think,
in terms of surface area V's volume they are better than a Bi-Orb
in terms of volume, they are smaller than a Bi-Orb.
in terms of value (volume per currency unit) they are dearer.
so what do you guys think?

http/cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...4356523709&rd=1

forget the goldfish stocked in it, we all know thats just wrong.

 

[MXPX4318]

looks like it'd make a great betta tank, but I dunno anything about the Bi Orb really so can't vote on which is better.

 

[keane]

Hi,

like MXPX4318 I have never had a bi-orb but was thinking about getting a small tank of some sort for my office at work.

This one looks quite funky and would fit nicely on one of my desks.

Would i only be able to keep something like a betta in it or could i fit a mini community in? (thinking few corys and small school of harlequins/tetras)??

tbr

 

[The-Wolf]

I think it is ideal for a betta.
The only fish that I can think of other than that maybe a pair of killies.
I'd even consider having upto 8 danio erythromicron as they max out at 2.5cm.

 

[OohFeeshy]

Its pathetic! It's smaller than my tank and twice the price! I know my tank was a rip off, but this is worse. Better surface area maybe, but since you can only have a betta in it, that doesn't matter.

 

[sylvia]

How many gallons is it? You could probably keep some gouramies in it...

 

[OohFeeshy]

Its 11 litres which is around... 2.5- 3 gallons I think.

 

[sylvia]

It is quite small then. What I don't like the sound of is it's supposedly excellent filtration... I'm sure it could be better filtered with something cheaper.

 

[Dwarfs]

I think both of those are ridiculous...I can buy a regular bare 5g tank for $8, and with the filter hood, and gravel, it only comes to about $20 to get a nice set-up.


That aqua star crud probably costs twice as much as the set-up I mentioned above, but it has half the space for fish Some things just don't make sense to me