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Ideas for a 5-10 gallon species only tank So I would like to do a species only tank in a 5 or 10 gallon tank. I was thinking Silver Tipped tetras, but I was also wondering if any of you guys had some ideas? I'm really looking for-
thanks! ~Sydnie |
What are your pH, gH, and kH? That will help determine what species can be kept in your water. |
Our city water is incredibly hard... its like perfect for live bearers, but I'm kinda tired of live bearers. I don't know much about our water, or what any of that stuff is and how to test it. |
There are lots of Danio varieties that would do well in a 10g species tank - if you're looking for some SERIOUS color, you could always try GloFish - which are neon-colored Danio. You might also want to look into White Cloud Mountain Minnows. . . I really love this fish, they're silvery AND colorful! I'd say definitely go with a 10g, whatever you choose. . . Unless you want to do a 5g tank with a couple of African Dwarf Frogs - they aren't colorful, silvery, OR fish, tho :) Or a betta, of course, who would be very happy in a 5g! |
I'm also kinda leaning towards something exotic and interesting that will make people who look in the tank stop and go "Whoa, what is that!" I kinda like the way the glo-fish look, how many would fit comfortable in a filtered, heated 10 gallon? |
Not sure on the water specs for them but look into sparkling gourami |
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Hmmm. . . I'll keep thinking, maybe I can come up with another idea for you! |
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I'm not exactly sure how hard our tap water is because we have a water softener that uses salt. |
Could I make a brackish water tank in a 10 gallon? |
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