Is the blending power of your blender not as good as it used to be? Has your blender stopped working altogether? Did you get three blenders as wedding gifts? Then your in luck. Hear is a very eye catching fish tank that will get your house guests talking.
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There are some considerations that make a blender a good candidate for making a fish tank. First you need to make sure there is a good viewing area with the glass so you can see the fish. The more water that can fit inside, the better for the fish. If you do not have a blender and want to buy one for this project make sure you consider these factors.
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I'm sure you can imagine that like any animal fish are best kept in an environment that resembles their natural habitat, which is in a fish' case, rather spacious.
Psychological health is also very important, it would not hurt to size up it's aquarium a bit.
If you like you state care about the fish' happiness why not just try it?
You've got nothing to lose and the fish a lot to gain :3 Won't hurt anyone!
This is not an attack on your personally, like others here we just want to inform you and help you achieve what you seem to think is important, a good life for the fish!
I still think this instructable is great for constructing a humorous temporary tank to put a very limited amount of fish in when their main living tank is being cleaned! Well done!
Q: Can I really keep my beta fish in a vase?
A: Yes it can, and has been done however, in order to provide your beta fish
with a healthy and happy life it is recommended against keeping them in a vase.
I work in a pet store and sell these fish in ridiculous amounts; people constantly buy them with fish bowls or small betta box kits, these fish will live, but not in ideal conditions. The best betta setup I’ve seen so far is a co-worker’s fish, it lives alone in a five gallon aquarium and mostly feeds from aniubias roots as it would in the wild. It’s thriving and wonderful to see.
Hard to underestimate the entire internet...
No, but seriously nice idea. I'd probably open my blender up a rip the guts out it if I was going to do this (Guts = electronics. Sorry. I'mma tech nerd).
Try hooking up an air pump, heater, and a small filter to the buttons. Small heater, of course. Very low wattage for a one gallon bowl/aquarium. When you want to give it heat, BOOP, push the button and your fishy gets warm. Fishy wants bubbles? BOOP! Bubbles. Dirty water? BOOP. Filtered.