(Medium) - Hanging Wall Mounted Fish Bowl Betta Tank Aquarium Plant Fish Bubble - Clear (Medium)

I put 2 of these in my office, and nearly every patient comments on them! Easy to install and maintain! I call them living art! Very happy with this purchase.

Used for plants. Please do not use for animals!!

I LOVE THIS PRODUCT!!! KNOCKED IT OUT OF THE PARK. I know people say that this tiny bubble is inhabitable or inhumane for fish and plants, but with a little extra love given by adding a minimum: 1 Betta, 1 air stone (a wand is too powerful and looks like your boiling your fish), lights, 2-3 snails will cut down the amount of frequent water changes to just adding water as it precipitates. Of course I have pushed my limits... but they have all survived. Someone said you could go 4 months without cleaning the whole bowl out as long as you have live plants, snails, snails, snails and a few "Large Moss balls" you will need to squeeze out once a week. However, with that being said my Betta's are "RADIANT IN COLOR" and enjoy their new habitat than the 1 cup of water they came in. My 1 gallon tanks are a show stopper in my house and give unmeasurable pleaseure day and night. People don't even notice the air lines to the air stones or the cords from the lights strategically placed (still in obvious sight) which I believe this tank was originally designed to omit nasty cords and aquarium equipment.

I actually didnt even use these for fish.. I made some ship like windows for my sons under the sea themed room. turned out great!

I love this thing. My daughter won 2 fish at the fall festival and put the little fishbowl that they came in on a high shelf. The next day, the fish were missing and my cat lawyered up and wouldn't answer any questions about the disappearance. This bowl is perfect because you can have a fish without it turning into a snack for your cat since there's no way they can reach it.I bought the 1-gallon size for a male betta. I know people have mentioned a paper on the back, but that peels off and you can leave it transparent where you can see the wall or add aquarium paper or any other kind of decorated paper. I went with aquarium paper from the pet store, which I traced, cut to size and simply attached with invisible tape. I added some aquarium pebbles at the bottom and a rock he can swim through or just hang out in, which fits nicely. I would suggest taking your bowl into the store with you to make sure any rocks or plants you get fit, especially if you do the half gallon size, just to make it easier on you. To change his water, I scoop out some of the water already in the bowl, get him out with a net and place him in the waiting water. Then it's easy to remove the bowl from the wall and change out the water. I have had no issues with this bowl and it hangs securely on the wall.