Whether you are cleaning your larger tank or need a temporary carrier for travel, the Imagitarium Temporary Holding Fish Habitat caters to your aquatic needs. This durable, easy-to-clean tank is ideal for use as a temporary fish tank in a wide variety of circumstances. The pet keeper can serve as a hospital or quarantine tank, a holding area for your fish while your perform maintenance on a larger tank, or as a moving tank to transport your fish to a new home. The carefully engineered lid features excellent ventilation, knock-outs for airline tubing, and a clear flip-top snap-shut window for feeding. With such fish-friendly features, the pet keeper makes a great temporary fish tank and must-have aquarium accessory. The pet keeper comes in a variety of sizes. The Imagitarium Temporary Holding Fish Habitat features a crystal clear base capped with an ocean blue, self-locking lid. Both are easy to clean and maintain.
SKU | 2441272 |
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Primary Brand | Imagitarium |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Personalized Item flag | No |
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Volume | 3 GAL |
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Temporary Holding Habitat
BetaBee
8 years ago
This works great, I use it when I deep clean my bettas tank. It's important to n...
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Too small for use as a betta tank!
Kynny
9 years ago
I am purchasing this item to transport my betta from my dorm home. And if you us...
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Hi, I have a male adult Mississippi Map, whose carapace is around 5 inches. We have a 70-gallon tank at home, but we are going on a vacation for three weeks and will leave him in a local pet shop for boarding. The shop only allows a 20-gallon tank. Would it be okay for my turtle to be in a 20-gallon tank for a few weeks?
I bought a few baby Bettas, the person at the Petco counter TOLD ME that these fish CAN STAY in the tubs they came in (NOT BAGS) until they get too big! If they can live in these tubs at the store cant they live in the tubs in my loving home?? How big is too big? I have bee told they have to be moved to a BIG tank, like, 2 or 3 gallons, is there any way I can get cheap ones?? If I properly clean, add sulfrate and healthy water could I make a DIY tank out of a food container? HELP ME SAVE DUSTIN
Can I put my Bettas in a LARGE plastic food container if it is a good size and has good structure?
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How would I transport a goldfish? I am going to college and it's at least a 6 hour drive and I am staying in a hotel for one night. How would you suggest I transport him without stress?
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I’m getting a 20 gallln tank and I would like to know what are the best tropical freshwater fish that I could get? I would like to get a pleco, but he would get to big for my tank, so I’m wondering if I could donate him to my locomotive petco in The Dalles Oregon? Thank you I love PetCoach!!!