finmama

I Just recently got a skull bobblehead and hooked it up to an air pump.
I have 4 Harlequin Rasboras and I was a little worried the bubbles would be too strong for the little guys. Wrong!! 3 of them are not very interested in it, but not bothered by it either. The 4th, who only has one eyeball (bought him like that) LOOOOVES it. He spends about half his time now playing in the bubbles. He swims right into them so he gets tossed around, then he swims out and right back in. I have it at one end of the tank so they can go to the other end for calm water. But he never does...he is having the time of his life in those bubbles!! LOL!!

I am a little worried that he might get hurt doing this...what do you guys think?

COBettaCouple

If it has moving parts, there's always a chance of him getting caught in it. He might like a bubble disc or flexible bubble wand if you'd like something totally safe.

steveangela1

I have a bubble stone in my cichlid tank... its safe and my yellow tail aceci (which is still a teenie bopper) swims in the bubbles all day long... we call him bubbles from nemo....