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Waterbox
Waterbox
Fishkeeping can be such a relaxing and rewarding experience. Learning about the different species, their likes, dislikes and requirements to thrive makes for a great pastime. And their habitat can be a stunning display for your home or office—offering a view of the tranquil movements of your pets as they glide through their aquarium.
FAQs About Waterbox Fresh and Saltwater Aquariums
Currently, Waterbox is not accepting custom orders. However, Waterbox offers a plethora of ready to ship aquarium options!
Waterbox aquariums for sale are made of Starphire Ultra-Clear Glass, which is designed to help improve clarity, brightness and color fidelity. All Waterbox tanks feature a Water Etched Glass Overflow System. This allows pet parents to keep their aquarium 100% free of algae without using dirty plastic overflow boxes. They are also water tested to make sure they don’t leak.
Waterbox has a limited warranty that protects against defects for 24 months from the original date of purchase. Exclusions may apply.
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How do I get my fold to drink more water?
Type of food they eat Type of water to use
Hello! My crested gecko doesn't know how to drink from glass, or a standing water bowl, so I have no other way to get her to drink other than lightly spraying her mouth and eyes so she licks the water off. That works perfectly fine (Other than more time caring for her) but when she is in one of her hides, I can't get to her. (There are little passage ways in the tree hide, which makes it impossible to water her). How can I teach her to drink water? (Or any other solution, really :) Thanks!
How to do clean water which fill in aquarium if doesn't have water conditioner?
How to keep salt water as a pet?
I crate my puppy (6 mos old) during the day with a 20-30 minute potty break midday (until she’s old enough to be left out in the house). I want to leave a treat puzzle to keep her occupied but I don’t put water in her crate since she gets plenty the rest of the day and it takes up so much space and usually ends up spilled. Is it mean to give her a treat puzzle toy that typically makes her thirsty without immediate access to water?
What do hermit crabs drink? Can they have bottled water, distilled water, spring water, or tap water?
I tried introducing his water bottle but he only uses his bowl so I stopped with the bottled or a while now, how can I teach him to use it? Thanks
What if you only have freshwater or saltwater what’s more needed
Can use mineral water for aquarium. My tap water has lot of heavy metals. I have 10 galloon tank with 4 guppy 4 danio 1 silver dollar. 1silver dollar and 1 pleco died bcoz of 2 gold fish earlier in my tank. So i decided to use RO water. Can i use.
My cat occasionally ignores her box but what I've found doesn't appear to be normal pee. I'm used to a certain viscosity/yellow color and this was practically water. She has multiple water bowls and drinks often in addition to water added to her canned dinner. She also has access to about a cup of dry kibble through the day.
She prefers to drink water from anywhere else but her own bowl even after cleaning and replacing it. Any advice? Thanks