Fish finds new life in teacup

Everyone knows what fish lazing around inside fish bowl looks like, but how many of you have actually laid eyes on fish swimming inside a tea cup? Why not make that piece of imagination come true by picking up the Teacup Fish Bowl? This unique ‘aquarium’, if I may have the liberty of calling it so, is shaped after the traditional teacup albeit in a much bigger proportion. The inclusion of a handle definitely adds a nice touch to the setup, giving fish lovers yet another choice when it comes to choosing the proper home for their finned friends.

According to the designers, abstract thought was actually the source of inspiration for the Teacup Fish Bowl. This handcrafted innovation measures 8.5″ wide and 6.75″ high, making it suitable to house around a couple to three small fish at most before the woes of overpopulation get in the way. while it looks nice and all from the outside, it would be really swell if an air filter could be included from the bottom, as placing a tube from the top just ruins the entire view.

I suppose guppies or a solitary goldfish would be happiest inside the Teacup Fish Bowl. For those who want low maintenance fish that can withstand murky water, they can always settle for some Siamese Fighting Fish. This $39 Teacup Fish Bowl makes the perfect gift for fish loving friends and make a great conversation starter whenever you invite anybody over to your pad.

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3 Comments on “Fish finds new life in teacup”

Ren Says:

It is apparent that the person promoting this product knows nothing about proper goldfish husbandry, which is what makes products like this so dangerous. Goldfish grow to 8-20+ inches depending on the type and require 2-3 gallons of water per inch of adult length, a strong filter, and high aeration. Goldfish bowls are being banned throughout the EU as they substantially shorten the 20+ year lifespan of the species, so suggesting a product like this is a suitable home is misguiding to potential buyers.
I would also like to point out that such a set-up is unsuitable even for guppies. Guppies are tropical fish and require an aquarium that can be safely heated; they also require proper filtration (not an “air filter,” which is basically a bubbler) as they are sensitive to water quality fluctuations and can not recieve the 100% water changes this set-up would demand to prevent waste build-up.
I would hope that eventually, a progressive society would start researching the needs of the animals they are caring for. But the fact that products such as these still exist on the market speaks strongly to the contrary.

Tropical-fish-Tank-Guide Says:

This is a disgrace. If they really want to sell a stupid product then at lease make it as large as any normal tropical fish tank. They wont because its a stupid idea and exploits fish. Please dont condsider buying it.
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sarah Says:

You mean-fish slowly suffocates and finds death in this-

By the way, guppies aren’t solitary fish, they breed like mad.

Everything the people before me said is true too.

Don’t buy this if you think you can safely keep a fish in it.

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