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The only place I have left in my house to put fish is approx. 3 gallon porcelain tank. It has a handle on it when you push it does an automatic 100% water change, although the fish would be disposed of. Is there any way to screen it so the fish don't get washed out? Also need to invent system to add chemicals to eliminate chlorine and ESPECIALLY ammonia. Coldwater, freshwater only. I'm thinking Crappies.
 
That is the dumbest idea I've ever heard. Crappie need a much larger system to feel comfortable. Why do you need to do the auto drain/fill? It is obviously something living animals will not take to kindly. Put a betta in there, use a chlorine killer, and take it out every time you do a H2O change. Better yet, skip the idea all together....
 
Where is the water coming from? Tap? if you can make it aged room temperature water, it's actually a good feeder/betta container
 
The water technically would be tap water........
 
its an intresting ideas.. it can actually be done

if that is ME.

the water will come from the fish tanks since i have a 24/7 new water dripping system. the "waste" water is drain of the lawn in the back yard... if i can pump it back to the tolet tank... it will work... since the water is already cycled and heated...
 
You are truly a genius neo...I think every true fishkeeper should keep fish in their porcelain bowl.
 
mbhw said:
That is the dumbest idea I've ever heard. Crappie need a much larger system to feel comfortable. Why do you need to do the auto drain/fill? It is obviously something living animals will not take to kindly. Put a betta in there, use a chlorine killer, and take it out every time you do a H2O change. Better yet, skip the idea all together....


Well, I have yet to see a 25% water change in this situation.
 
Here we call that kind of tank a toilet, we use it to **** on. Talk about a real fishhead, thinking about using his toilet to house fish :).
 
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