Freshwater flounder help
 

hmm i heard you can keep one or two adult freshwater flounders in a 10gallon tank also they need sand and a bit of brackishwater...does anyone know if the flounder will just lie in the bottom with its eyes poped out? which i find cool xD just if i can sort of see it. also where could i find a freshwater flounder? any caresheets?

here
http://aqualandpetsplus.com/Oddball,%20Flounder.htm

yes but it doesnt say tank size...it also doesnt say how i can prevent starvation and such

did you read the whole thing ?
it says there habitat and food

ah xD i did now

cool :lol:

problem is idk if theres a dwarf species

I don't think there's a dwarf type. The smallest ones reach about six inches in size.

so not really a ten gallon kind of fish? well though the good thing is hogchoakers(not really flounders their actually soles) get to 6inch and i think i heard they start off at 1-2inches and each year grow an inch bigger so thats enough time for me to get it a bigger tank x3 i think a 20-30would be alright right?

It depends on what you want to do with them. They're not very interactive fish and your tank would basically look empty if you had just them. They're also very difficult to keep well fed- they're picky eaters.