Can you get disabled fish that live in tanks?

Snails can live in fish tanks and tanks

In fish tanks/Fish bowls.

no because the tanks are usually heated

Depends on what type of fish it is. Some fish can live up to 20 years!!!!

maybe there might be some hotels that have fish tanks

for sure fresh water clams.

Yes they can but if you have other fish in there that are smaller the gold fish might eat it.

Fish tanks were not 'discovered' they were invented.

they can be dripped into brackish water tanks

They live mostly on land; unlike algae which cloud fish tanks and ponds. :)

Clown-Fish can live for 40 years and above in their natural habitat. They can only live for 4 years and above in aquarium's and tanks.

A betta fish can be any color. They live in unfiltered tanks. They are really cute.

They should never be kept with fish because they poison the water by pooing and piddling in there.

Floran fish can not live with many other types of fish. They are highly aggressive and should be kept in species-specific tanks with their own kind.

Your pet fish wouldn't have a place to live

no they need at least two fish tanks if its for a pet

Its not a fish, but try snails. They are super cleaners for tanks.

Sticklebacks can and do live in aquaria. I used to have them breeding in 2 foot tanks way back in the 1950s in England

Some beardies do yes. It all depends on their owners, they can live in fish tanks or home made tanks. We call anything a beardie lives in a Vivarium

they like fish tanks, most likely 1L fish tanks

Most fish tanks are built in plastics because platic does not break easily.Glass people still use now for their fish tanks at home but i rarely see them,because glass fish tanks can break easily although is transparent

Siamese fighters (Betta splendens) do well in community tanks provided the other fish are peacefull and don't fin nip.

Betta fish can be comfortable in tanks large or small. Large tanks can provide space for your betta, while small tanks keep your betta from being stressed. Whichever kind of tank works for you best is just fine!

A plastic tank designed for use with live fish will be perfectly safe. Aside from safety, plastic tanks differ from glass tanks in their durability (generally greater) and their clarity (generally less). Yes they are. Make sure to buy the tank new because older tanks can have problems with leaks.

The Roman empire had a very large industry making fish tanks, before that, the Chinese had been raising fish in holding tanks for about a thousand years. Before that, people were probably building fish tanks since before we understood how to make fire.