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Tetra Duo Waterfall Cascade Globe 6.8l Fish tank - £39.95 @ Argos free collection
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Posted 9 June 2023

Tetra Duo Waterfall Cascade Globe 6.8l Fish tank - £39.95 @ Argos free collection

£39.95
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Bring a piece of nature into your living room or office with Tetra's Duo Waterfall Globe. Set up your aquarium exactly how you want and enjoy the relaxing view and the sound of the water cascading into the bowl. It is suitable for cold water fish and is only suitable for use with tropical fish if you also use a heat source.
Fish tank capacity 6.8 litres.
Suitable for cold water fish.
Only suitable for use with tropical fish if used with a heat source. Not suitable for marine fish.
Lighting, in tank filtration system, .
Overall size H35, W30.5, D27cm.
Weight 3.31kg.
Manufacturer's 2 year guarantee.
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  1. casasteve's avatar
    casasteve
    Really not suitable for fish. You could, however, put some cherry shrimp or similar in there and it'd be a nice little piece of nature with some plants etc. Whole heartedly recommend checking out UKAPS forums for planted tank info and help.
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    TeamMCS
    Yeah it's even too small for a betta. Few cherries would be OK at most
  2. royy's avatar
    royy
    Be running to the toilet every few minutes listening to that running water 😁
    casasteve's avatar
    casasteve
    It still amazes me people put goldfish in tiny bowls etc. You really need at least 20 GALLONS per goldfish! They are incredibly messy fish and you need that much water to help dilute down the waste in-between water changes etc. 20 gallons is kind of extreme and you can get away with less, especially when small, but you need to keep on top of water changes and the water quality to give them a good quality of life. (edited)
  3. _sion's avatar
    _sion
    Not a tank suitable for fish. Looking at the Argos reviews people are putting goldfish in these.
  4. hoggs's avatar
    hoggs
    Jeez, someone's actually going to put fish in there
    splatsplatsplat's avatar
    splatsplatsplat
    Fish? In a kettle?
  5. S-360's avatar
    S-360
    Mr bean?
  6. lucas's avatar
    lucas
    Wow 6 litres, ok for a shrimp to die slowly in I suppose (edited)
  7. Nesima's avatar
    Nesima
    3 or 4 guppies and 1 small ancistrus to eat the algae will be fine in there, just change half the water every week.
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