Think this is on my list for a gift for my son

[hhv00586]

 

[dball711]

Very cool.

 

[crew]

I love how they say this fixes the need for scrubbing the glass... because algae isn't going to grow there anymore haha

Cool idea, none the less.

 

[jennm]

Not a tank - a 'bowl'... I don't see how it can work to get all the poop out.

Oh and I let out a silent scream when I saw them putting tap water straight from the faucet.

Jenn

 

[popsbjd]

JennM;1063103 wrote: Not a tank - a 'bowl'... I don't see how it can work to get all the poop out.

Oh and I let out a silent scream when I saw them putting tap water straight from the faucet.

Jenn

All of this.

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[mcphock]

JennM;1063103 wrote: Not a tank - a 'bowl'... I don't see how it can work to get all the poop out.

Oh and I let out a silent scream when I saw them putting tap water straight from the faucet.

Jenn

Neat idea, but no provisions for a heater or filter. I do not envy the fish put in there.

 

[myreefclub0070]

forget all the rest, did you see the retail cost, don't think so.
I guess shark tank passed on it.

 

[catgirl29]

$65 for a fish bowl. Nope.

 

[boosting99]

nice

 

[axio]

There are many other very similar "Self Water Changing" kits out on the market right now. Most of which are small and made mainly for Betta fish, I actually stock some that are a traditional square shape versus being a bowl... so heaters are a bit easier to use.

I have to agree at $60+ that glorified fish bowl is WAY too much money. The ones I sell are around $20.

While these kits do draw water from the bottom of the tank/bowl below the substrate... I have to agree with Jenn... it will never get all of the waste out and you will still have wipe the sides down for algae.

 

[jennm]

If you're after shortcuts, this is not the hobby to be in.

Jenn

 

[camellia]

It's cute! Then you would both have "fish" tanks!

If your young son can skip the nasty of cleaning out a beta fish bowl it could be the start of his love for aquariums, you never know