would a 10 ltre helium be suuficient to blow up the fish
54435
I don't know. I bought another helium bottle from amazon (pink bottle) disposable and it works fine.
54436
Size of the fish when inflatted is 144 x40 x88CM (according to manufacturer information) You will need a 20 litre tank due to large size (about 4 feet) Found this while searching to answer your question that might help, http://www.aga.com/international/web/lg/aga/like35agacom.nsf/docbyalias/helium_filling. Please feel free to ask any other question. Thank you.
54437
The instructions do not indicate the exact amount, but I believe you will need more than that. Probably around 20 litre. Thanks
54438
Not sure how much was used to fill it. I just took it to a flower shop and had the do it. I would not recommend purchasing these though - they are total CRAP. Cheap, flimsy and they don't work.
1385476
If you want the balloons to float in the air then no, this uses air not Helium and really not sure if the Mylar would blow up properly with this. You could try one and see.
1443393
Yes you can the Balloons are Helium safe. When inflating with helium keep away from face and eyes to avoid injury in case they burst do to overfill
1397097
It needs to be inflated with helium. You receive it flat, you need to add air.
1897071
Personally, I would not try this. This is made for inert gas (air). Both helium and nitrogen are highly explosive gases. An air leak is harmless. a helium or nitrogen leak near a ignition source could be a disaster. Spend a few dollars more for the proper gauges and be safe.
233132
Yes it does, I mean you can always take it to your local dollar tree and they will fill it up for a dollar, but you will have to do that everytime it looses air, so it's just easier to buy a helium tank, I think they are about 35 dollars but they will fill it about 20-30 times
933783
Must have helium or it will not float upright. This balloon will last at least 3 days and is adorable! A small helium tank is around $50
821185
We used helium for our balloon and I really liked it. I'm not sure about using the air pump.
1954952
the baby fish should swim away from the vacuum , it is an excellent unit, but well suck up anything, rocks, algae, and fish if they are there, i don't know if they would survive the trauma of going though the system.
2215715
No it does not. You just need to take it to a party store or other places where helium balloons are filled.
1385255
It will be time consuming but I think it will work. I blew up quite a few and it did a great job. The balloons won't float like Helium filled ones but I used sticky tac and stuck them to the ceiling that way with curling ribbon tails hanging down. You could order two pumps and have another person help you blow them up.
1232512
Haven't had that problem at all. I would recommend checking you're helium content and refilling or returning and replacing. Or, ask for a refund.
1674071
"Tank" makes me think you are asking about helium not Hi-Float. A bottle as pictures (pint?) was enough for over 100 balloons for kids day at church and tablespoon or so left. We blew them up Fri. night and they were still floating at 100% thru Sat. The key is to squeeze the balloon after putting some inside so it coats the whole inside of the balloon. Each 9" balloon took about 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon. Not sure how big a "really big" balloon is.
2081290
Its to help keep the helium in the balloon longer. Mine lasted about a week. Still need helium.
2215223
I don't think so, I put mine in a 10 gallon tank with little fish and they did fine!
43938
No because a heater would make the water too hot since it is a 1 gallon tank. The fish would be unhealthy.
1103084
I wouldn't recommend putting gold fish in this small of a tank. Gold Fish create a TON of waste they need at least 10 gl tank to support them.