Filter for bowl type thing

hondamx

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I have one of those cylinder bowls that are commected to a stand and has a cover. I think it's about 2 gallons. I couldn't find a picture of it. Well It's just lying around so I thought I'd get it going again. What filter could I use for it??
 
The smallest filter I've seen is the Red Sea Nano filter. It's good for up to about 3 gallons, and it's got an adjustable output. It's made to attach to a straight tank wall though, so I'm not sure if it would fit a bowl. Also, not sure if it would fit since you have a cover on the bowl.

There's also an Elite submersible mini filter for up to 3 gallons which would likely fit if you have a gap in the cover for the power cord, but it might take up a bit of space inside the bowl.
 
those aren't very good filters...... best to stick with the filters bubs here reccomended.
 
"bubs" :)

It's true that many bettas don't like strong filter current. But small filters often have adjustable outputs, and you can even cover up the input/output with a sponge to slow down the current. With the Elite mini, I wrapped the output with pantyhose to slow down the output * you could cover it with a sponge*, and turned it to the lowest setting.
 
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