Microwaves give off well, microwaves and electromagnetic radiation; the waves may affect your fish's health.
To set up a fish bowl, start by thoroughly cleaning the bowl with warm water (no soap). Add washed gravel to the bottom, but avoid sharp edges that could harm the fish. Fill the bowl with dechlorinated water, set up a filter and heater if needed, and then acclimate your fish before introducing them to their new home.
Yes, a fish has weight in water due to the gravitational pull acting on its mass. However, the weight of the fish in water is offset by the buoyant force exerted by the water, which helps keep the fish afloat.
Typically, you should fill a fishbowl halfway to two-thirds full to provide enough space for the fish to swim comfortably and ensure adequate water quality. It's important not to fill it to the very top to prevent splashing and give the fish some space to breathe at the surface.
Some fish prefer swimming at the top of the tank while others the bottom or middle.
A Peculiar Fish Has Eyes on Top of Its Head.-Is that what you are looking for?
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Yes
I have locusts in a fish bowl that was 2 euros and put mesh over the top and installed a 220v 7 watt bulb on a timer. I had the timer (cost 15euro) fish bowl 2euros light with two bults 8euro
no it can not because the heat rises to the top of the microwave and there is a barrier at the top of themicrowave to prevent it getting hot on the top.
You can keep items on top of this microwave, and it has mounting kit for under the cabinet, if you use that of course you will not be able to put things on top of it!
If there are bubbles around the top of the bowl, it means your fish is happy :)
Microwaves should not be leaking from the microwave oven, however leaving food out and not refrigerated can be a health hazard in itself.
It needs oxygen.
No. They move around.
It is safe for the microwave, freezer and top rack of the dishwasher, but not the stove, oven or grill.
depends what type of fish it is most of the time when a fish is on the bottom it means its sick or depressed but your fish is probably healthy
Neither. A 'fish bowl' is a terrible place for a fish, usually goldfish which are actually pond fish and can grow massive and live 20 yrs. However if it HAD to be one or the other, it'd be the bowl as there will be more gaseous exchange at the surface of the water than there would be in a bag, even with holes in.