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10g tank with bala shark and dwarf gourami I was just wondering how many of each i should put in there if its possible. I have read that they are compatible. |
bala shark has the ability to get 14 inches from nose to tail thats longer then a 10 gallon tank they also enjoy alot of swimming room. to keep a school (6+) u would need a 6 ft tank as a minimal. keeping the bala shrks in a 10 gallon will stunt their growth and shorten their life span considerably. |
thanks for replying...any ideas of what would fit nice in a 10g tank?[/code] |
I see a case of MTS complicated by BTS a-brewin'. No known cure. MTS=multi tank syndrome BTS=big(ger) tank syndrome |
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you could have a Betta fish,mystery snails,cherry shrimp. most other fish require larger swimming room. :) |
Plants and harlequin rasboras would be gorgeous. |
Small danios, rasboras, small cories, Small loaches, small tetras, cherry and crystal shrimp, Pencil fish. There are more but I can't think of them right now. |
you could get...... betta, cherry barbs, danios, WHITE CLOUD MOUNTAIN MINNOWS(they are so cute), harlequin rasboras, spotted rasboras, black widows, silvertipped tetras, rummynose tetras, neons, black neons, cardinals, hatchetfish, pencil fish, penguin fish, some types of killifish, some gouramis(the smaller ones), catfish, CORIES, loaches(small ones), threadfin rainbowfish, celebes rainbowfish, fancy guppies, platies, mollies, swordtails, and maybe some x-ray cats, not sure about them though. hope this helped! |
interesting 10 gallon tank to me: Heavily planted 3 DP's (Dwarf Puffer's) 4 Oto's DP's may not be the best option though do to needing snails in their diet. |
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If the tank were mine I'd probably do what bob suggested and go for lots of plants and a school of harlequins. Either that or some pygmy cories. |
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