Is it legit to keep a fish tank in car?
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Re: Is it legit to keep a fish tank in car?
the swag would be immense haha, and as said before its an excellent convo starter and v fun haha. surely if the tank is fitted to the space it would be legit?
apart from the fish being scared, is there any other obvious problems..(people sayin thats so cruel etc not including them) -
Re: Is it legit to keep a fish tank in car?You say this as if it's an issue that should be casually overlooked.(Original post by mandem2k11)
the swag would be immense haha, and as said before its an excellent convo starter and v fun haha. surely if the tank is fitted to the space it would be legit?
apart from the fish being scared, is there any other obvious problems..(people sayin thats so cruel etc not including them)
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Re: Is it legit to keep a fish tank in car?If its a goldfish then a filter system is not needed.(Original post by Schleigg)
Water would slosh everywhere...
How would you power the filtration system when the car's off?
Even though this is a troll thread, how would you ensure water didn't splash out onto wiring and potentially cause a fire? [worst case scenario]
You shouldn't need a fishbowl in your damn car to be able to start a conversation, tbh. -
Re: Is it legit to keep a fish tank in car?(Original post by [B)
mandem2k11[/B];36876924]the swag would be immense haha, and as said before its an excellent convo starter and v fun haha. surely if the tank is fitted to the space it would be legit?
apart from the fish being scared, is there any other obvious problems..(people sayin thats so cruel etc not including them)
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Re: Is it legit to keep a fish tank in car?
I'm not sure the fish would find it cool or next level.
Someone mentioned Goldfish. As someone who really loves my two Goldfish I have to beg you not to put any in this tank if you ever manage to get one! I can't think of any type of Goldfish that wouldn't outgrow it really quickly, and they do need a filter. -
Re: Is it legit to keep a fish tank in car?(Original post by mandem2k11)
im not trolling haha im being serious
itd be so cool to have a tank of fish or even some next level tropical frogs in your car!
so:
have a tank
insert water
insert fish
insert food
clean tank
insert filter thingie
insert some light
am i missing anything?
(Original post by Origami Bullets)
With the weather being warm, the car will soon get too hot for them, and you'll end up with dead fish - it's just like the whole thing about leaving dogs in cars. And then in winter, the water will freeze, and you'll end up with dead fish.
That about sums it up.