Shouldn't Be Allowed!

[Joshy]

What is the point of that, if you sit down you can't see it, if you stand up you can't see it because the lids up great tanks.

Its a shame about the betta tanks, but i think its been discussed lots of times before.

It's a load of s**t!!!!!!!!!!

They are not too bad as it goes.
A fair size and completely seperate from any of the toilets bits and bobs.
Its just a good job fish do not have the sense of smell!

Not for me though...

 

[VictorMeldrew]

What is the point of that, if you sit down you can't see it, if you stand up you can't see it because the lids up great tanks.

My friend who visits China regularly tells me that they sit the other way round on toilets over there (facing the cistern) so it would be fine for them.

The lid would still be in the way not matter what way you sit

 

[aaronnorth]

What is the point of that, if you sit down you can't see it, if you stand up you can't see it because the lids up great tanks.

My friend who visits China regularly tells me that they sit the other way round on toilets over there (facing the cistern) so it would be fine for them.

The lid would still be in the way not matter what way you sit

take the lid off, problem solved

 

[Robot_Rooster]

with toilets like them i wouldn't go not with the fish watching

 

[Syphoniera]

One major thing with the toilet tanks, and the coffee table tanks and others of that type - the fish are subjected to banging and movement, things thudding against or on top of their tanks...
I think that really sucks.
And in a bathroom, toxic cleaners are often used, things like bacteria and mold/fungus are more likely to be a potential problem...
If you've got the money to spend on things like that where fish are pretty much secondary to functional furniture, then why not simply get a really big tank and build your house around it?
Or vice versa, of course.

 

[LauraFrog]

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Was amused by that one describing itself as 'large'.

I was also amused by the tank in the first post claiming it's 'easy to maintain'... yeah right, if I were ever forced, for any reason, to keep a betta in something that small (the only thing that springs to mind is a transport bag) I would be changing the water, AT LEAST, three times a day. Call that easy? Get yourself a five gal, change half a bucketful of water once a week. There is so much bad information on this whole subject that I'm out of here before I rant at you all, cause the rational part of me knows I'm preaching to the converted.

 

[Honeythorn]

I am thinking of sending the seller a very long message.... They have even touted it as being suitable for goldfish!!!!!!!!!! * eyeballs swords....*