Purchase an outside power filter (try one of the newer biowheel filters), make sure it is the correct size for your tank.
A canister filter is the best kind. It works the best, and you can change the filter media around to suit your needs.
Filter a fish? Do you mean filtering a fish's tank? Well you have to filter any fish's tank.
it usually all depends on the type of fish tank you have.
Yes, some fish can survive overnight without a filter in their tank, but it is not ideal for their long-term health. Filters help maintain water quality by removing waste and providing oxygen, so it is best to have a filter in the tank to ensure the fish's well-being.
There is a type of fish that loves eating and does nothing but eat the filth on the side of the tank as well as the filter itself. The more you have the cleaner your tank. Try rainbow fish as well.
Yes you do need a filter in your fish tank ifyou don't the tank will build up dirt and the fish will die. Also when you get a fish tank you need to clean it out then fill it with water then put the filter in and wait 24 hours. This helps to ensure that the tank is somewhat stable before adding fish.
The filter removes the fish waste and some of the other impurities.
In a way but not best use of the term. Appliance implies kitchen device
The charcoal filter in a fish tank should be changed every 2-4 weeks to maintain water quality and keep the tank clean for the fish.
A filter...
Then your filter is not on.
A filter in a fish tank helps provide oxygen by circulating and aerating the water, allowing for oxygen to dissolve and be available for the fish to breathe.
no filter because for smaller fish it can hurt or even kill them and for the old filter use bigger fish