Would a small female betta possible work in a 2/3 gallon container?

[$eaba$$]

I just got a free 2/3 gallon container. Could I possibly put a small female betta in there, if I do a few water changes a week? If not, anything I could put in there?

 

[fishcatch22]

I just got a free 2/3 gallon container. Could I possibly put a small female betta in there, is I do a few water changes a week? If not, anything I could put in there?

no, I wouldn't put any living animal in there, unless you could somehow rig a filter on it, in whick case you could do a shrimp or two.

 

[fballguy]

Absolutly not. No fish should be kept in anything that small. Especially since it would not have room for a heater and filter.

 

[$eaba$$]

Ok.

Thanks guys. Are there any filters that could go there haha?

 

[mr_bentley78]

no, I wouldn't put any living animal in there, unless you could somehow rig a filter on it, in whick case you could do a shrimp or two.

Get an aquatic reptile filter for it. As long as the top of the filter is above water, you'll be fine. It's an "in-tank filter" made for things such as turtles, that require a partially aquatic tank.

 

[fballguy]

I highly doubt it. Unless you somehow rig a mini DIY wet/dry filter. That would be funny!

But even then you could not put any fish in there.

 

[$eaba$$]

K.

Nothing at all without a filter?

 

[fballguy]

Nothing at all without a filter?

Not unless you want to change the water about 5 times a day.

Maybe you could catch a fly and have your own pet fly. That's about the only thing I would put in there.

 

[fishcatch22]

Not unless you want to change the water about 5 times a day.

Maybe you could catch a fly and have your own pet fly. That's about the only thing I would put in there.

LMAO! good one, fball. i think you could do some java moss in there. no need for a filter.

 

[$eaba$$]

Lol.

A fly haha. Nahh.. I don't want any live plants... Why would I have live plants in a tank with nothing?