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If a fish lives in a bowl how often should you clean it2007-11-24 23:35:56Answers:

If it is a goldfish, every day. Definitely every day if there is more than one fish in the bowl

Every other day at the very least.

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Depending on the size once a week or perhaps once every two weeks

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A bowl, 1-2 times a week. If there is a filter you could get away with less often.

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I agree with the once a week .. but make sure you use water with no chemicals .. like tap water out of a Brita filter.. or spring water. but make sure that you add the stuff to take out the cholrine . I have killed many a goldfish doing it wrong. You may want to get a small tank to extend the life of your fish.

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I cleaned the water once every 4-5 days and you must treat the water so the fish does not die from shock.Have your pet store associate assist you and all will be well.

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About every other week or when it becomes visually dirty, whichever comes first.

But, you need to change 25% of the water every week. Let the water stand for at least 24 hours before you put it in the bowl so the chlorine in it can dissipate.

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you sure clean it every day or every other day

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Get something to take out the heavy metal and the chlorine and it depends on the type of fish. gold fish * a lot. This leads to smells get a little filter there so cheap. You should then change about 25% every month. Plus you can get a daft little treasure chest and watch it open and close all day its a gift that just keeps on giving. Get a thermometer check the water temps before adding water the sudden change can kill. Try jumping into a cold bath you will get the idea .

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It depends on the size of the fish, but usually once a week is good. You can go longer between changes if you do partial water changes every so often.

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About every two days.That would be alright.

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every 1-2 weeks

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Change the water daily with Fresh, non-Chlorine water.

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You don't say what kind of fish it is. But I would say every other day, and not all the water, only 50%, otherwise fish might go into shock from ph or temperature differences.