Do i need a bubble maker in tank?

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It's not a serious emergency but I do need answers quick. I started a 5-day blackout and moved my fish to an observation tank so they don't get too stressed. Do I need to add a bubble maker to the tank for oxygen? Here's a video to show how much water movement there is

 
I'm not an expert, but can confidently say my fish survived fine with much less water movement. And no problem.
I mean I have a bubbler but it's for my phytoplankton culture. I'd much rather have a crash of phyto than lose my fish. I love my cheap fish lol
 
I mean I have a bubbler but it's for my phytoplankton culture. I'd much rather have a crash of phyto than lose my fish. I love my cheap fish lol
All I had for movement for 2 fish similar size was a cheap ****** in tank filter. Did the job just fien and no stress to the fish.
 

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