Photo #1 - Hanging Fish Tank Candelabra

2 gallons freshwater fish tank (mostly fish and non-living decorations) - HANGING FISH TANK CANDELABRA

Submitted By: Pito Iriarte on 03/16/2008

Photo Caption: HANGING FISH TANK CANDELABRA

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Ranked #2004 out of 5263 freshwater tanks pictures worldwide

This picture looks better than 61.92% of pictures in this category

The Average Score for this picture is: 4.21

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The Average Score for this category is: 4.13

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State: North Carolina

Country: United States

Description: This is a one of a kind Hanging Beta Tank Candelabra ! Standard Lighting from Octagon Tank, Whisperer Filter and 2 gallon glass cilinder from craft store!

Advice: GO CHEAP !!!

Fish Kept: 1 Mean Beta named HUSTLER

Corals/Plants: NONE

Tank Size: 2 gallons

Quote: Just another OTIP GETTO CREATION !!!

COMMENTS

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michael

2011-02-23 07:33:06

I gave this tank a great score for originality and its atheistic appeal...while I'm sure the Betta would prefer to live in a tank with some form of filtration, its still an improvement to how they live out their lives at your LFS in little plastic shot glasses.

Garrett

2011-01-07 07:17:19

how cool is that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

robert

2010-02-17 05:03:30

The picture is nice and it looks great but not so sure how the fish feels in there xD. It is creative and i think yasherkoach kinda overreacted. Betta's don't need 40 gallon tanks lol, I dont know what kind of mutant betta you might have but I dont think they would know what to do with a 40 gallon to begin with. It is adequate room for a fish but maybe it would prefer better placement in a different area =P but still creative.

Rachel Kow

2009-06-07 03:09:07

This is really a cruel way to keep a fish. I just gave another member a big fat 0 for keeping a betta in a vase, and I just gave you a big fat 0 for keeping a fish in a candleabra. You may think it all cute and all, but to the fish, I am certain that the fish is absolutely miserable. You need to either keep fish in at least a 40 gallon tank or give your fish away to someone who can. This is a sick thing to do to a beautiful fish which you have. I would really think twice about keeping fish this way. Think of the fish first, then what looks cool. I am sure your fish will feel more at home other than the prison you hustled your fish into. Bad bad news pal.